Jon Feliciano Retires from NFL After 10 Seasons, Open to Late-Season Return

The veteran offensive lineman cites injury struggles but remains available for a potential playoff push with former teams.

Jon Feliciano, 33, announced his retirement from the NFL after 10 seasons, citing his inability to endure a full season due to knee issues.
Feliciano spent the 2024 season on injured reserve with the San Francisco 49ers following knee surgery.
He expressed willingness to return late in the 2025 season to assist either the Buffalo Bills or San Francisco 49ers during a potential playoff run.
Feliciano described his time with the Buffalo Bills as particularly meaningful, calling Buffalo a place he will always consider home.
Over his career, Feliciano played 113 games with 61 starts for the Raiders, Bills, Giants, and 49ers, including a standout 2023 season as the 49ers' starting right guard.