One of the about underrated linebackers of the past decade has been one-time Washington Commanders star Ryan Kerrigan, who played for the organization from 2011-2020. Kerrigan owns the team record for the almost sacks as a fellow member of the organization. He fabricated an declaration on Friday that will cement his office in Commanders' history.

Subsequently xi years in the NFL, Kerrigan announced his retirement from the league. He signed a one-day contract with Washington so that he can retire as a Commander. He spent last season with the Philadelphia Eagles

The Commanders' social media team posted a touching tribute for the one-time star, thanking him for his fourth dimension with the organization.

Kerrigan saw his production and playing time on the field decline drastically over the past few seasons, starting only 3 games between the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

He ultimately finished his career with 95.five sacks, which currently ranks 73rd in league history. That, and his four Pro Basin appearances, likely brand for at least a borderline Hall of Fame-caliber resume.

The veteran linebacker never quite got the respect he deserved in the NFL as one of the best pass rushers in the league. Simply many around the NFL globe took to social media Friday to congratulate Kerrigan on an fantabulous career upon his retirement.

There has not been all that much to be excited about as a fan of the Commanders for years now, but Kerrigan was 1 of the nigh exciting players in the history of the system.

Kerrigan was currently not under contract anywhere. It was expected that he would be a candidate to sign with a team subsequently grooming camp alee of the upcoming NFL flavour. Only information technology seems like he is at peace with his NFL career coming to an end.

[Washington Commanders]

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