DeSean Jackson to Retire as a Philadelphia Eagle and Serve as Honorary Captain for Sunday’s Game

The explosive element will also serve as honorary captain for Philadelphia in its game next Sunday

The former wide receiver of Pro Bowl, DeSean Jacksonwill retire as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday and will serve as honorary captain for Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers in Lincoln Financial Field.

Jackson He played eight of his 15 seasons NFL with the Eaglesobtaining his three invitations to the Pro Bowl as a member of Philadelphia. He was an explosive asset as a wide receiver and return specialist, leading the league in receiving yards four times.

DeSean Jackson had his best moments in the NFL, including three invitations to the Pro Bowl, as a player for the Eagles. Getty Images

DeSean Jackson He was a dynamic player who captivated fans of the Eagles with his speed, unique set of skills and explosive play,” said the owner of the Eagles, Jeffrey Lurie, it’s a statement. “What made DeSean truly during his 15-year career was his ability to make miraculous plays look routine.”

There was nothing routine about his most memorable play. On December 19, 2010, the Eagles overcame a 31-10 fourth quarter deficit against their division rivals New York Giants. Los Giants they cleared with 12 seconds left, and Jackson He returned the ball 65 yards for a touchdown as time expired. The game became known as the “Miracle at the New Meadowlands.”

Jackson also played for Washington, Tampa Bay, Baltimore, Las Vegas y Los Angeles Rams. Appeared in seven regular season games for L.A. in 2021, and although he was not with the team in the playoffs, he managed to win a championship ring. Super Bowl.

2023-11-29 16:59:14
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