From UDFA to a potential Canton enshrinement, former Razorback Jason Peters has announced his retirement and joined the Seahawks FO.

Jason Peters, who spent 11 seasons with the Eagles and won a Super Bowl, has retired after 21 seasons in the NFL.

Jason Peters’ journey through the NFL reads like a Hollywood script—a tale of perseverance, transformation, and enduring excellence. When he first stepped onto an NFL field in 2004 as an undrafted free agent from Arkansas,

Seahawks general manager John Schneider announced the retirement of the longtime offensive tackle, putting an end to a 21-season career in the NFL.

After 19 seasons in the NFL with five different franchises, former Arkansas offensive lineman Jason Peters is expected to retire, according to a report from Adam Schefter. Peters grew up in the small Texas town called Queen City,

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Jason Peters was unable to see any game action during his age-42 season, but the decorated veteran was still in the NFL as a member of the Seahawks’ practice squad. His next gig is not expected to be as a player, which stands to bring an end to one of this era’s best O-line careers.

A long-time NFL offensive lineman is hanging up his cleats. Jason Peters is retiring from football, per The 33rd Team. Peters last played for the Seattle Seahawks during the 2023 season. Peters didn't play an NFL game in 2024. He spent time on the Seahawks' practice squad.