The Nick Foles era is officially over. The former Arizona star and 2012 draft pick signed paperwork with owner Jeffrey Lurie earlier today, retiring as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Foles will be honored at halftime of tonight’s game against the Falcons, and the Super Bowl MVP is currently holding a press conference to discuss his decision.
Watch Super Bowl LII Champion and MVP Nick Foles' official retirement press conference. https://t.co/ZknLu6gBrO
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) September 16, 2024
Foles, 30, had a postseason record of 4-1 during his final two years in Philadelphia, including winning MVP of Super Bowl LII. In place of an injured Carson Wentz, Foles went 6-2 in the regular season in his final two years in Philadelphia, leading the Eagles to two playoff berths.
Nick Foles played 11 seasons for six teams, including the Eagles and Bears.
Foles has passed for 14,227 yards and 82 touchdowns, earning one Pro Bowl nomination, the Super Bowl MVP, and the Lombardi Trophy.