Jason Peters, who spent 11 seasons with the Eagles and won a Super Bowl, has retired after 21 seasons in the NFL.

Jason Peters announced his retirement from the NFL and was quickly added to the front office of a surprising team.

Longtime NFL veteran and Seattle Seahawks tackle Jason Peters is retiring from the NFL after 19 seasons, general manager John Schneider announced Tuesday.

A former Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl champion and All-Pro offensive lineman is suddenly retiring from the NFL.

Former Philadelphia Eagles Nine-time Pro-Bowl OT Jason Peters is expected to retire after playing 19 NFL seasons and 248 NFL games

Former Philadelphia Eagles Nine-time Pro-Bowl OT Jason Peters accepts job with Seahawks front office as veteran mentor after retiring

The decorated offensive tackle this week ended a glittering career that spanned two decades. So what's next? We asked historians.

An Eagles legend retired on Tuesday. While most of the news coming out of the NFL Combine this week will be about the futures of all 32 teams, Seahawks general manager John Schneider announced that veteran offensive tackle Jason Peters is retiring after 21 seasons to join the front office in Seattle.

Nine-time Pro-Bowl OT Jason Peters is expected to retire after playing 19 NFL seasons and 248 NFL games, Seahawks GM John Schneider told reporters at the combine. The former undrafted free agent went on to win a Super Bowl and pave a path leading to Canton. pic.twitter.com/i0lCHuaebY

Jason Peters’ journey through the NFL reads like a Hollywood script—a tale of perseverance, transformation, and enduring excellence. When he first stepped onto an NFL field in 2004 as an undrafted free agent from Arkansas,

Jason Peters, the nine-time Pro Bowler, six-time All-Pro and Super Bowl champion was hired by the Seattle Seahawks.

After 21 seasons and almost 250 career games, Jason Peters is calling it an NFL career, as Seattle Seahawks general manager John Schneider told reporters at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine. The 43-year-old Peters will stick around in a different capacity,