NFL Linebacker Logan Wilson Retires After 6 Seasons

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Subscribe and stay game ready. Logan Wilson, a linebacker who played for the Cincinnati Bengals

and Dallas Cowboys, has announced his retirement from the NFL after six seasons.

Cincinnati selected him in the third round, number 65 overall, out of Wyoming in the 2020 draft,

and he spent most of his career. They're building a solid reputation on defense. That 2021

playoff runs stands out for him, with big plays like an interception in Tennessee and helping

the team reach the Super Bowl. Plus personal milestones, like his daughter's birth in the city.

Earlier this season on November 4th, the Bengals traded him to Dallas for a seventh round pick

in 2026, and he appeared in seven. Games, including one start, with the welcoming Cowboys locker room.

Former Bengals teammates like Y receiver Andre Ayosavas and running back Chase Brown

quickly congratulated him online, wrapping up his 83. Career games, 76 of them in Cincinnati,

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