DeSean Jackson to Retire as a Philadelphia Eagle After 15-Year NFL Career

Three-time Pro Bowler known for 'Miracle at the New Meadowlands' to be recognized as honorary captain in upcoming game.

DeSean Jackson, a former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, is set to retire as a member of the team after a 15-year career in the NFL.
Jackson, known for his game-breaking speed and unique skill set, made the Pro Bowl in three of his eight seasons with the Eagles.
His most memorable play was the 'Miracle at the New Meadowlands' in 2010, where he returned a punt 65 yards for a game-winning touchdown as time expired.
Jackson also played for Washington, Tampa Bay, Baltimore, Las Vegas, and the Los Angeles Rams, but is best known for his time with the Eagles.
He will officially retire on Friday and will be recognized as the honorary captain on Sunday when the Eagles host the San Francisco 49ers.