Veteran NFL Center Mitch Morse Retires After 10 Seasons

Morse, who played for the Chiefs, Bills, and Jaguars, ends his career with 156 starts and nearly 100 wins.

Mitch Morse, 32, announced his retirement from the NFL after a decade-long career spanning three teams: the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Drafted in the second round in 2015 by the Chiefs, Morse played four seasons in Kansas City, followed by five with Buffalo, and his final season with Jacksonville in 2024.
A Pro Bowl selection in 2022 with the Bills, Morse finished his career with 156 starts, including 13 postseason appearances, and a career record of 98-58.
Morse cited the relationships and bonds with teammates as the most cherished aspect of his career and looks forward to spending more time with his family in retirement.
The Jaguars now face a pressing need to address their offensive line, with Morse’s departure and right guard Brandon Scherff entering free agency.