Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Doyle has announced his retirement from the NFL. Jack Doyle has played for nine seasons for the Colts, but will now retire at age 31. He was apparently mulling retirement for the entire 2022 offseason before announcing his decision on Monday.
ESPN’s Field Yates reported the news via Twitter on Monday.
Doyle was undrafted out of Western Kentucky in 2013. He joined the Tennessee Titans practice squad that year before being released and joining the Colts. He was claimed off of waivers, disallowing the Titans to bring him back after final roster cuts.
In 131 games played and 84 starts, Doyle had 295 receptions for 2,729 yards and 24 touchdowns. He only had six total fumbles, with five of them being recovered by the opposition. Doyle’s best year came in 2017, when he racked up 690 yards and four touchdowns. He was only two years into a three-year contract when he announced his retirement.
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