DJ Chark Retires from NFL After 7 Seasons

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Former Atlanta Falcons-wide receiver DJ Charc has retired from the NFL after seven seasons.

The 29-year-old made the announcement on Instagram Friday evening.

Over his career starting in 2018, he played in 76 games with 216 catches for 3,100 yards

and 24 touchdowns.

Charc kicked off with the Jacksonville Jaguars, posting a breakout year in 2019 when he

topped 1,000 yards and earned a pro, bowl nod.

He followed that with over 700 yards in 2020.

Injury slowed him down after 2021, affecting his play across teams.

Fans and families stuck by him through the ups and downs, much like the support he had

from childhood when he first picked up the sport at age 7.

The Falcons brought him in before the 2025 season, but he only saw one pre-season game

and didn't crack the final roster or land elsewhere.

Now he's shifting focus to community efforts, especially helping young people through charity.

Charc leaves the game thankful for his teammates, supporters, and every chance he got, ready

to embrace whatever comes next.