Overview

• An Iowa Athletics Hall of Fame article noted that Brandon Scherff retired from playing this summer, bringing to a close his NFL career.
• After becoming a free agent in March and remaining unsigned, the former guard chose to step away rather than pursue another contract.
• Scherff started all 140 regular-season games he played across 10 seasons with the Washington Commanders and Jacksonville Jaguars.
• A five-time Pro Bowl selection and 2020 first-team All-Pro, he also won the Outland Trophy as a college senior at Iowa.
• In retirement remarks, Scherff expressed gratitude for his career and said he is eager to focus on family life.