Gerald McCoy Calls it Quits: Retires from NFL after 11 Seasons.

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NFL veteran defensive tackle Gerald McCoy has announced his retirement after 11 seasons and six Pro Bowl appearances. McCoy began his career with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and spent nine seasons with the team, recording 297 tackles and 54.5 sacks. Injuries hindered his time with the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders, and he didn't play last season. McCoy finishes his career with 334 tackles, 24 pass deflections, five forced fumbles, and 59.5 sacks.
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