Ali Marpet

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Bucs Pro Bowl OL Ali Marpet announces retirement at age 28 (New Canaan Advertiser)

(AP) — Pro Bowl offensive lineman Ali Marpet caught the Tampa Bay Buccaneers off guard Sunday, announcing his retirement from the NFL at age 28. A second-round draft pick out of tiny Hobart College in 2015, Marpet became a starter at right guard as a ...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Bowl guard Ali Marpet retires at age 28 (ESPN)

Buccaneers guard Ali Marpet, who was selected to his first Pro Bowl last season, has announced his retirement after seven seasons at the age of 28.

Ali has a very strong inner voice, and he is courageous enough to follow it. From 2018 to 2021, Marpet registered a 93.7% pass block win rate, which ranked ninth in the league among guards, according to ESPN Stats & Information research. "I can't say enough about what Ali has meant to our team over the three seasons since my arrival. "After seven formidable years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, I've come to the decision to retire from the game that has given me so much," he wrote in his post. A second-round draft pick out of Hobart College in 2015, Marpet became the highest-drafted player (61st overall) in Division III history. I've made Tampa Bay my home and I look forward to serving this community in the coming years.

Buccaneers LG Ali Marpet retires at age 28 - National Football Post (National Football Post)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers left guard Ali Marpet announced his retirement from the NFL on Sunday over social media. Marpet, 28, was named to the Pro Bowl th.

“He has been the consummate professional and has been a rock for us in the interior of our offensive line. FLM has a North American focus while tying into regional and hyper-local resources – providing the ability to distribute compelling content through the writing of professional journalists. I’ve made Tampa Bay my home and I look forward to serving this community in the coming years.

Buccaneers' Pro Bowl guard Ali Marpet announces retirement after ... (NFL.com)

Ali Marpet is coming off the best season of his career. He plans for it to be his last. The Buccaneers guard announced via Instagram on Sunday that he is ...

The Bucs claimed Marpet in the second round of the 2015 NFL Draft, making him the first player selected from Hobart College since 1937, and the highest-drafted Division III prospect of all time. I've made Tampa Bay my home and I look forward to serving this community in the coming years. "After seven formidable years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, I've come to the decision to retire from the game that has given me so much," he posted.

Ali Marpet Goes Out on Top (Buccaneers.com)

Guard Ali Marpet, a Super Bowl champion and a Pro Bower, has chosen to end his stellar career earlier than expected, informing the Buccaneers of his ...

"He has been the consummate professional and has been a rock for us in the interior of our offensive line. After two seasons in that position, he was shifted to center in 2017 and excelled at that spot as well. In 2020, he and the Buccaneers followed an 11-5 regular season by storming all the way from the fifth NFC seed to the championship, winning three straight postseason road games before blowing out the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9, in Super Bowl LV. Tampa Bay's offense ranked second in passing yards and third in scoring and posted the league's second-best sacks-allowed-per-pass play rate. Overall, Marpet played in 101 games over his seven seasons, starting all of them. "I can't say enough about what Ali has meant to our team over the three seasons since my arrival," wrote Head Coach Bruce Arians, who took over as the Buccaneers head coach in 2019, Marpet's fifth season. Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Ali Marpet ended his playing career abruptly on Sunday, informing the team of his decision to retire after seven NFL seasons.

Buccaneers OL Ali Marpet Announces Retirement (Sports Illustrated)

Another major blow to the Buccaneers offense via retirement, Tampa Bay guard Ali Marpet announced on Sunday that he is stepping away from the NFL following ...

Stay tuned to AllBucs for further coverage of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and other NFL news and analysis. Still, Marpet remained a bit underrated until the end of his career, as he was named to his first Pro Bowl team in 2021. He emerged as a starter during his rookie season and never looked back, going on to start 101 regular-season games and in six playoff matchups over the last seven years.