[quotedcc1cb2]Player Team Pos Transaction Terms
Johnsen, Kendall FAR S retired
Rubenstein, Rodger BOS RB retired
Simonton, Eloy ANC DE retired
Davis, Gary DEN DT retired
Britton, Brandon DEN TE retired
Rakes, Owen ELP QB retired
Stoner, Colby FAR ILB retired
Lerma, Donnell ORE S retired
Luster, Joaquin SAO QB retired
Phillips, Luther SHR WR retired
Cannon, Kelly ANC C retired
Redman, Raleigh SAO WR retired
Graham, Jeffrey LBE DE retired
McCandless, Steven LBE ILB retired
Blackmon, Mikel ANC WR retired
Clarke, Rodrick SHR C retired
Steven, Johnie SCU OLB retired
McMurray, Fritz ACI ILB retired
James, Corey ELP RB retired
Haggard, Jacques LBE DT retired
Allred, Ronald CLE WR retired
McCalla, Bob LBE DE retired
Decoteau, Robby TBY CB retired
Jeffcoat, Roscoe HON OLB retired
Garcia, Albert NOS DT retired
Carrillo, John DET S retired
Gunter, John DEN WR retired
Walker, John TBY WR retired
Pitts, George DEN QB retired
Molloy, Damon ORE ILB retired
Myers, Quinn FAR S retired
Denning, Lincoln LVS TE retired
Brown, John SEA ILB retired[/quotedcc1cb2]

George "Pitbull" Pitts, Lincoln Denning, Rodger Rubinstein, John Gunter, Bob McCalla, Jacques Haggard, Joaquin Luster... some pretty big names there.

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Division winners in 2003, 2012, 2016, 2019
147-122-3 regular season record
3-5 playoff record

Huh, S John Carillo retired after only six seasons... was he injured last season, FFF?

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Division winners in 2003, 2012, 2016, 2019
147-122-3 regular season record
3-5 playoff record

[quote7f2e605="3ric"]Huh, S John Carillo retired after only six seasons... was he injured last season, FFF?[/quote7f2e605]

Not that I recall. I know he didn't play much last season, but it's one of those WTF moments...maybe he wants to find his inner self and travel the world...or something.

Quite a few Denver players on that list, looks as if the only thing they were still playing for was that SB ring...

By the way, thanks for posting these 3ric.

nice to see none of my fossilized linemen decided to throw in the towel.

No surprise retirements for Anchorage, thank God. I've got enough problems this year without THAT being one of them.

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Formerly of the Anchorage Wolfpack and Huntington Beach Wolfpack and now back as a mediocre GM
CFL Champs - 2026, 2029

Don't forget last year's Legend of the Game Rodrick Clarke also threw in the towel.

Saves me some cap space, though.

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Deep South Division Champions
2006, 2009-10, 2019, 2023-24, 2027, 2031-32, 2034-35, 2040, 2044, 2046-47, 2051-53, 2055-56, 2058-62
Eastern Conference Champions
2009, 2031, 2055
CFL Champions
2031, 2055
Hall of Fame
Joshua Mask, Douglas Hartman, Carl Bradford, Leland Wellins, Wally Wooden (#80), Brantley Gilmore (#9)

Glad to see Corey James retire...I think his conflict with Dustin Hayes may have been holding Dustin back some.

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El Paso Rockets
2016, 2037 Wild Card Team
2005, 2006, 2015 Cavalry Divison champs

[quotee4e1ee9="fantastic flying froggies"][quotee4e1ee9="3ric"]Huh, S John Carillo retired after only six seasons... was he injured last season, FFF?[/quotee4e1ee9]

Not that I recall. I know he didn't play much last season, but it's one of those WTF moments...maybe he wants to find his inner self and travel the world...or something.[/quotee4e1ee9]

Now that I've had a chance to open the game, I may have an explanation.

In the 4 previous season, Carillo was a full-time starter for Long Beach and then Memphis, and that included starting all 32 games in his 2 seasons with the Express.

But then he joined the Vampires and found himself riding the pine, being only a 3rd stringer. He did play in 15 games and was on the field about 300 plays, but I guess he didn't like going from being the team stud defender to sitting on the bench...
If that is the true reason, I think it's quite cool to have this in the game....