Logan Wilson Retires After Six NFL Seasons

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Logan Wilson, the former Cincinnati Bengals linebacker, announced his retirement from the

NFL this Wednesday after six solid seasons.

Drafted in the third round out of the University of Wyoming, he spent his first five and a half

years with the Bengals before getting traded to the Dallas Cowboys around last season's

deadline.

Wilson wasted no time making his mark, earning a starting spot right in his rookie year and

quickly becoming one of the league's top linebackers.

Over his career, he racked up 11 interceptions, 565 tackles, and three fumble recoveries.

Fans will always remember his huge interception against the Tennessee Titans in the 2021

Division Around Playoff game.

That pick set up a game-winning field goal that punched the Bengals ticket to the AFC

championship.

Logan came the Super Bowl heartbreak, where a controversial late-holding penalty on Wilson

against the Rams receiver Cooper Cup changed everything.

Many Bengals supporters still argue that call was wrong.

In his retirement post, Wilson gave a heartfelt thanks to Cincinnati, and his time there will

be looked back on with a lot of fondness.

Best of luck to him and whatever comes next.

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