Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 300 lbs |
| Birthplace: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada |
| Age: 35 |
| School: Penn State |
| Experience: 4 |
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1:50Lamar Jackson Has Chance to Return in Week 6
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1:08Should Lamar Jackson Play vs. Browns in Week 6?
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1:53NFL Week 6 Picks: Ravens at Browns
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0:55NFL Week 6 Picks: Bears at Falcons
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0:56Falcons Expect Michael Penix Jr To Play Vs Bears
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1:19Ravens Take Down Falcons Without Lamar Jackson
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0:47Falcons in Trouble If Michael Penix Jr.'s Injury Is Bad?
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1:11Fact or Fiction: Chiefs Will Earn a Trip to the Super Bowl?
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1:11NFL Mock Trades: Khalil Mack to the Ravens
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0:53Lamar Jackson Day-to-Day With Ankle Injury
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2:01Lamar Jackson's Status Uncertain for Week 5
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1:36How Concerned Should the Ravens Be About Lamar Jackson?
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0:22Titans' Robinson Catches Touchdown from Ward
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0:23Justice Hill Turns on the Jets for Ravens First Down
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0:36Lamar Jackson Hits Zay Flowers for Ravens Touchdown
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0:33Derrick Henry Powers in for Touchdown on 4th & 1
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1:16Are We Actually Believing in the Browns?
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1:31Why Zay Flowers Is a Human Slot Machine
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0:52Lamar Jackson Closes Out Ravens Win vs. Cowboys
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1:03Cowboys Defense Fails to Come Through Again
Top John Urschel News
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John Urschel: Announces retirement at age 26
Urschel announced Thursday that he would retire from professional football, Jamison Hensley of ESPN.com reports.
The 26-year-old reportedly informed Ravens coach John Harbaugh of his intention early Friday, hours before the first full-team practice of training camp. Urschel, who had been in line to compete for starting duties at center, didn't release a statement on why he was stepping away from the game, but Hensley noted that his decision may have been influenced by a medical study released two days earlier that found 90 percent of deceased NFL players' brains had shown signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a condition linked to repeated brain trauma. Urschel is expected to turn his focus from the gridiron to the field of mathematics; he had been pursing a doctorate degree at Massachusetts Institute of Technology during the offseason.
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