Grayson McCall Retires from Football After Multiple Concussions

The celebrated college quarterback ends his career following medical advice, planning to pursue coaching.

Grayson McCall, a standout quarterback at Coastal Carolina and NC State, has announced his retirement due to recurring concussions.
McCall's decision follows a series of head injuries, with the latest occurring during a game against Wake Forest, leaving him briefly unconscious.
Despite his early retirement, McCall leaves a legacy as the only player to win Sun Belt Player of the Year three times.
Throughout his college career, McCall accumulated impressive stats, including 11,653 total yards and 109 touchdowns.
Looking forward, McCall plans to channel his passion for football into a coaching career, aiming to mentor the next generation of players.