Longtime Baltimore Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce is retiring after eight seasons -- and one memorable interception. "After much prayer, talking to my family, going through the grind and being satisfied with where I am,

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement Wednesday after nine seasons in the NFL.

March 12 (UPI) -- Veteran nose tackle Michael Pierce will retire from the NFL after nine years, he announced Wednesday. Pierce, 32, announced his departure on the Sports Spectrum podcast. The former Samford star joined the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2016. He appeared in 91 games for the AFC North franchise.

As free agency quiets down over the coming weeks, teams and their fanbases will turn focus completely to the 2025 NFL draft. This April, hundreds of former college stars and promising prospects will hear their names called in Green Bay, Wisconsin to become the next group of NFL stars.

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