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RB · FA · 30 yrs · exp 8 · Georgia
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Nick Chubb officially called it a career over the weekend, announcing his retirement after eight seasons in the league. Chubb had a tremendous start to his career, averaging at least 5.0 yards per carry in each of his first five seasons with the Browns. But a devastating knee injury suffered early in 2023 helped cut his career short. Kevin Stefanski — who was Chubb’s head coach for five years with the Browns — called the running back “special” when asked about the former Georgia Bulldog in his Wednesday press conference. “I don’t have a vote for Hall of Famers, but [he’s a] Hall of Fame person, Hall of Fame player in my book,” Stefanski said. “Fun to coach — not hard to catch, just easy to coach. Always did everything the right way. Not a very loud person, but man, there’s such power in leading by example and always doing the right thing. “And then just the way in which he ran the football and how physical he was with that breakaway speed, I had a front-row seat to some incredible individual efforts. And I say individual, now [he had] great blocking and that type of thing. But just the way he was able to break through tackles and some amazing moments that I was lucky, and blessed, and fortunate to be a part of.” Chubb finished his career with the Texans, appearing in 15 games with nine starts in 2025. In all, he rushed for 7,349 yards with 54 touchdowns in his 100 career games. He finished his career having averaged 5.0 yards per carry — a remarkable feat for the modern NFL
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Nick Chubb is calling it quits
Nick Chubb retires and joins the history books
Nick Chubb has retired from the NFL, joining an elite group of running backs who finished their careers with over 1,000 carries and an average of more than 5 yards per carry. He ended his career with 7,349 yards on 1,462 attempts, averaging 5.03 yards per carry. Chubb is the fourth player in NFL history to achieve this milestone, alongside Jamaal Charles, Jim Brown, and Joe Perry. Despite a career-ending injury in 2023, Chubb's exceptional statistics place him in rare company
Former RB Nick Chubb announces retirement after a prolific career
Former Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb has announced his retirement after an eight‑season NFL career
Nick Chubb announces his retirement from the NFL after 8 seasons
Nick Chubb has announced his retirement from the NFL after a 9-year career
Nick Chubb, a four-time Pro Bowler, has announced his retirement
Nick Chubb, former Browns RB, announces retirement at age 30
Chubb made the Pro Bowl for Cleveland four consecutive seasons from 2019-22
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