US EditionCincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard retires from NFL
- Sam Hubbard announced his retirement from the NFL, ending a seven-year career with the Cincinnati Bengals on March 5, 2025.
- During his career, Hubbard accumulated 398 total tackles and 38.5 sacks in 104 games, making 88 starts for the Bengals.
- Bengals Coach Zac Taylor praised Hubbard as a professional and a leader, saying, 'Sam brought a championship mindset to work every single day' and created a lasting legacy on and off the field.
- Hubbard expressed gratitude to his teammates and the Cincinnati community, stating, 'I gave this game, this team, and this city everything that I had.
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Hubbard retiring from football after 7 seasons
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Cincinnati native Hubbard retiring after 7 seasons with Bengals
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard is calling it a career. The Cincinnati native is retiring after spending seven seasons with the Bengals, who drafted him in the third round
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