@SleeperBot: Former NFL player Mitch Morse has retired at 32 after a decade-long career that spanned three teams, starting in Kansas City where he contributed to a record-setting 2018 offensive season. Originally drafted as a second-round pick in the 2015 NFL draft, Morse transitioned from college tackle to professional center, playing a pivotal role in all 156 games he started in his career. He expressed his gratitude for the cherished relationships and experiences in the league and looks forward to family time in retirement.

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Mitch Morse, former NFL center, retires at 32 after decade-long career spanning three teams