Mike Pouncey wants to make his retirement from the NFL official, and he’s signing a one-day contract with the Miami Dolphins to formalize it.
Pouncey confirmed the reports by reposting a series of congratulatory comments on Instagram.
Pouncey, 33, has already announced his retirement in February 2021 along with his twin brother, Maurkice, after 10 seasons in the NFL.
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Injuries played a factor in Pouncey’s retirement. He suffered a neck injury in 2019 that ended his season prematurely. In 2020, Pouncey required season-ending hip surgery before he had a chance to play a game that year.
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Pouncey made four Pro Bowl appearances over 10 seasons as one of the best centers in the game. He was the 15th overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft by the University of Florida Dolphins and became an immediate anchor on the offensive line.
Pouncey played seven seasons with the Dolphins before moving to the Los Angeles Chargers in 2018.
He was a Pro Bowl player in his first season with the Chargers, playing in all 16 games. But he only played five in 2019 after his neck injury.
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Maurkice Pouncey also played center, being drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers the year before his brother 18th overall. He also played for the Florida Gators.
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Mike Pouncey finished his career playing 114 games, all starts and 93 of them with Miami.