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Former Cowboys, Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson announces retirement

Logan Wilson retires at 29 after 6 NFL seasons with 565 tackles and 11 interceptions, citing family time and new fitness goals as reasons.

  • On Wednesday, Logan Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL on Instagram after six seasons, most spent with the Cincinnati Bengals.
  • Following his Feb. 20 release by the Cowboys, Wilson retired less than a month later, after the trade and reduced playing time during 2025.
  • Career totals show Wilson finished with 565 total tackles, eight forced fumbles, 11 interceptions and 5.5 sacks, playing 83 games with 65 starts in Cincinnati.
  • Wilson wrote he plans to spend more time with family and pursue new fitness challenges, while former Bengals teammates Andrei Iosivas and Chase Brown congratulated him and the Cincinnati Bengals tweeted 'Thanks for the memories, Logan'.
  • Wilson's career is marked by pivotal playoff plays and national praise, with CBS broadcasters and Matt Eberflus calling him 'He is the hammer' during a Cowboys game.
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Cincinnati Enquirer broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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