Vinny Curry to retire with Eagles after Super Bowl-winning career

Vinny Curry is set to retire as a member of the Eagles after a notable career that included a Super Bowl LII championship. Curry, a former second-round pick, became a key rotational defender for Philadelphia throughout the 2010s, contributing 22 sacks, five forced fumbles, and 63 quarterback hits during his early stint with the team. Despite struggles with a rare blood disorder while with the Jets, Curry's legacy with Philadelphia remains significant, culminating in an honorary contract to retire with the team. His career statistics, including 41 tackles for loss and 85 quarterback hits, rank among the top 10 in Eagles franchise history.