Overview
- Chubb announced his decision on Instagram late Friday, saying he had “known for some time” and wanted to end his career healthy.
- The four-time Pro Bowler played eight NFL seasons, seven with the Cleveland Browns and one with the Houston Texans, finishing with 7,349 rushing yards and 54 rushing touchdowns.
- Serious injuries shaped the final years of his career, including a catastrophic knee injury in 2023 that required multiple surgeries and a broken foot in 2024 that limited his return.
- Chubb closed his playing days after the 2025 season with the Texans, when he appeared in 15 games and rushed for 506 yards while the team reached the playoffs.
- Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam thanked Chubb in a team statement and said they look forward to honoring him in the Ring of Honor, underscoring his lasting place in Cleveland’s franchise history.