Rashaad Penny Retires from NFL at 28 After Injury-Plagued Career

Former first-round pick steps away following six seasons marked by potential and setbacks

Penny was drafted 27th overall by the Seattle Seahawks in 2018.
He showed promise in 2021 with 749 rushing yards and six touchdowns in 10 games.
Injuries limited him to 42 games over five seasons with Seattle and three games with the Eagles.
Penny signed with the Panthers in May but decided to retire before the season started.
The Panthers placed him on the reserve/retired list and signed rookie WR Tayvion Robinson.