Center JC Tretter, a draft pick of the Green Bay Packers who played four seasons in Green Bay, is retiring from the NFL at the age of 31. The nine-year veteran announced his retirement in a post on Twitter on Thursday morning.
“I’ve been lucky to meet so many amazing people through my 9 years in the NFL,” Tretter wrote in a letter captioned “Onto the next chapter” on Twitter. “Thank you to everyone who made my career so much fun.”
Tretter played in 31 games – with 10 starts – for the Packers after former general manager Ted Thompson made him the 122nd overall pick in the 2013 draft.