Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard will retire from the NFL, he announced Wednesday. "In my heart, I know that I gave this game, this team, and this city everything that I had," Hubbard wrote on his social media platforms.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard is calling it a career. The Cincinnati native is retiring after spending seven seasons with the Bengals, who drafted him in the third round of the 2018 draft.

The hometown kid is retiring after seven years as a captain and with one of the most iconic plays in franchise history.

After playing for seven seasons for the Cincinnati Bengals, 29-year-old defensive end Sam Hubbard is turning in his cleats. The athlete announces his retirement on Instagram on March 5.

Sam Hubbard was born and raised in Cincinnati, making him a perfect fit for the Bengals. Now the veteran defensive end is ending his NFL career where it started, announcing Wednesday that he's retiring at the age of 29 after seven NFL seasons -- all of them spent with the Bengals.

Sam Hubbard, a cornerstone of the Cincinnati Bengals' defense, has retired at 29. Hubbard, a native of Ohio, spent seven seasons as a hometown hero, c

Sam Hubbard, the defensive stalwart for the Cincinnati Bengals, will get married this spring. During his time with the Bengals, Hubbard played an important part in their achievements, particularly in their notable AFC Championship win in 2021.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday after seven seasons with the team.

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