Former Buffalo Bills first-round pick and Pro Bowler–and eventual All-Pro–Stephon Gilmore, has retired from the NFL.
Gilmore, 35, announced his decision via his social media account on Instagram:
Gilmore was Buffalo’s first-round pick during the 2022 NFL draft at No. 10 overall. He spent for seasons with the Bills and had one Pro Bowl nod in his final season in Buffalo.
Gilmore was a positive player for the next several years after leaving the Bills, including first-team All-Pro honors and a Super Bowl title with the New England Patriots.
After leaving New England in 2021 to join the Carolina Panthers, Gilmore declined. He bounced from team-to-team, playing with the Indianapolis Colts (2022), Dallas Cowboys (2023) and Minnesota Vikings (2024) to round out his career.
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Former All-Pro drafted by Bills in first round retires from NFL
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