Logan Wilson Retires After NFL Career

NFL stories making news on March 18th.

Former Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday after

six seasons in the league.

The Bengals drafted him 65th overall in the 2020 draft and he quickly became a core part

of their defense during back-to-back.

Division titles and a run to Super Bowl 56.

Wilson wrapped up his career with impressive numbers, including 541 tackles, 11 interceptions,

and 5.5 sacks over.

65 starts in 76 regular season games.

He signed a four-year, $36 million deal before the 2023 season and played a big role in

two straight AFC championship.

Appearances.

Fans and teammates cherished Wilson's energy, especially after standout plays like his

interception in the playoffs against Tennessee.

In his Instagram post, he shared deep gratitude to the Bengals organization, coaches, staff,

and the city of Cincinnati, calling those years.

Unforgettable in highlighting his daughter's birth there.

The Bengals traded Wilson to the Dallas Cowboys in November, but Dallas released him last

month.

One lingering what-if from his time in Cincinnati was a holding penalty on a key fourth-quarter

play in Super Bowl 56 that helped the Rams.

Score, the winning touchdown.

Now retired, Wilson looks forward to more family time, new fitness goals, and whatever comes

next.

He signed off with the nods of Bengals fans, saying, who day forever?

And reflected on his journey from a kid in Wyoming to living the NFL dream.

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