Two Cowboys Stars Retire: Wilson & Hilton's Farewell

For the NFL, it's March 19th.

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Two former Dallas Cowboys players have announced their retirements just days apart as the

team plans its next steps.

Linebacker Logan Wilson, a 29-year-old from Wyoming, called it quits after five NFL seasons.

Wide receiver T.Y.

Hilton, now 36, also hung up his cleats following a solid pro career.

Wilson started with the Cincinnati Bengals.

Ticked in the third round of the 2020 draft.

He racked up 541 tackles and 11 interceptions over 65 games, including a key role in their

Super Bowl run four years ago.

Hilton spent a decade with the Indianapolis Colts, amassing over 9,600 receiving yards

and 53 touchdowns.

Both players shared heartfelt thanks for their journeys.

Wilson cherished his playoff memories and the birth of his daughter during that Bengal

stretch.

Hilton praised the Colts for launching a kid for Miami and to start him.

They each had short stays with the Cowboys.

Wilson joined at the 2025 trade deadline, playing seven games with 24 tackles before his

release last month.

Hilton appeared in three games late in 2022, catching seven passes for 121 yards.

Fans are reflecting on these careers amid Dallas's changes, with both men grateful for every

chance to play at the top level.

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