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A couple of experienced players, but youth from the NFL recently made their shocking retirement ads.
The New York Jet Corridor, Zach Evans, 24, and the offensive guard of the Washington commanders, Nate Herbig, 27, decided to leave it this week. The decisions arrive shortly before the NFL opens the 2025 preseason with the game of the Fame Hall of Thursday in Canton, Ohio.
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The NFL Shield logo in the field at the Sofi stadium. (Kirby Lee-Imagn images)
Evans revealed his plans to retire on Monday. He was transferred to the New York Reserve/Remove List.
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Evans finished his only season at Ole Miss in 2022 with 936 yards by land and nine touchdowns. Its 6.5 average yards per haul led the SC in that season.
The Los Angeles Rams selected Evans in the sixth round in 2023. He appeared in 10 games in his rookie season. Evans passed parts of the 2024 season in the Rams and Jet Practice squads.
The New York Jet Corridor Braelon Allen, #0, and the Zach Evans corridor, #38, participate in an exercise during the training camp at the Atlantic Health Jet Training Center in Florham Park. New York, on July 23, 2025. (Images of John Jones-Imagn)
A day after Evans announced his retirement plans, Herbig announced that he would move away from the league.
Herbig was not recruited in 2019. He finally spent the first three years of his professional career in football with the Philadelphia Eagles. He also had a period of one year with the Jets and a two -year race with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The offensive guard of the Philadelphia Eagles, Nate Herbig, #67, is preparing to block during the game between the Washington football team and the Eagles Philadelphia on January 3, 2021 in Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. (Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire through Getty Images)
Herbig signed with the commanders earlier this low season and 30 race openings are attributed.
The training fields opened through the NFL last week. The Detroit Lions and Los Angeles chargers will meet Thursday in Canton, Ohio, to officially begin the preseason.
