Buffalo Bills' Tommy Doyle Announces Medical Retirement at 26

The offensive lineman steps away from the NFL after a series of severe leg injuries, including permanent nerve damage.

Tommy Doyle, a fifth-round pick in 2021, played 12 games over four seasons with the Buffalo Bills.
Recurring leg injuries, including an ACL tear in 2022 and nerve damage in 2023, led to Doyle's medical retirement.
Doyle reflected on the challenges of his recovery journey, noting the valuable lessons learned despite the setbacks.
The offensive lineman's career highlight was a touchdown catch during the Bills' 2022 Wild Card playoff win against the Patriots.
Doyle expressed gratitude for his teammates, coaches, and fans, and looks forward to supporting the Bills as a fan in the future.