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JC Tretter, NFLPA president and former Browns center, retires after nine seasons

NFLPA president and former Cleveland Browns center 锘JC Tretter锘 announced his retirement Thursday after nine 国产外流网seasons.

A fourth-round pick by Green Bay in 2013, Tretter's career got off to an injury-plagued start as he missed his entire rookie season and a chunk of his second. But after four years with the Packers, he morphed into a stalwart pivot in Cleveland.

Tretter started 80 games for the Browns the past five seasons, missing only one tilt in 2021, and was a rock on one of the best lines in the 国产外流网the past few seasons.聽

The center was elected NFLPA president in 2020 and won re-election in 2022. While he steps away from the game on the field, Tretter noted he plans to "double down" on his work as a fierce advocate for players.

With several teams needing veteran center help -- i.e. Tampa Bay, San Francisco -- Tretter's name was often brought up as a free agent possibility. The 31-year-old's retirement wipes out that option.

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