The Texas legend has made a major move regarding his lengthy NFL career.
Colt McCoy is set to transition from playing to broadcasting.
Peter Schrager reports that veteran QB Colt McCoy has announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons and has a job lined up as a broadcaster. McCoy, 37, is a former third-round pick out of Texas by the Browns back in 2010.
Colt McCoy was a record-setting quarterback at the University of Texas, starting 53 games and finishing his collegiate career with a 45-8 record. While McCoy didn’t enjoy quite the same amount of success at the NFL level, he did play 13 seasons, appearing in 56 games with 36 starts.
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Despite being penciled in as the Cardinals Week 1 starter for most of the offseason, Colt McCoy's time in Arizona has officially come to an end.
With starting quarterback Kyler Murray still recovering from a torn ACL last season, it appears that either veteran Colt McCoy or fifth-round rookie Clayton Tune will start for the Cardinals to begin the season.
Cardinals quarterback Colt McCoy is on track to be the team's starter for Week 1 in September but is already thinking about a possible next career move.
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