Nick Foles Announces NFL Retirement. Foles posted a perfectly even 29-29 record as an NFL starter. But excluding teams where he made fewer than two starts, the Eagles were the only place where ...

Nick Foles hasn't turned 30 yet. So asking whether or not the Eagles' former Super Bowl MVP is considering retirement may seem like a silly line of questioning.

Nick Foles, who helped the Philadelphia Eagles win its only Super Bowl in franchise history, announced his retirement from the NFL after 11 years in the league.

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Down and out, Nick Foles was on the brink of retirement. Yet after some soul-searching over a fly-fishing and camping trip with his brother-in-law, the quarterback decided ...

Quarterback Nick Foles, MVP of Super Bowl LII with the Eagles, has announced his retirement. Foles, 35, made the announcement in a video released on social media. "It's been an incredible 11-year ...

Nick Foles: Announces retirement. Foles announced his retirement from professional football Thursday via social media.. Best remembered for leading Philadelphia to its first Super Bowl ...

Nick Foles is one game away from winning the Super Bowl, and not even he – the Philadelphia Eagles’ backup quarterback – could have imagined he’d be in this position when the season started.

Nick Foles gives on last shoutout to Eagles fans in retirement announcement Foles played for six teams in his career, but gave one last shoutout to his true NFL home -- the Philadelphia Eagles.

Some guys are just different. Throughout the Philadelphia Eagles' nine decades of existence, many guys have lined up behind center to play quarterback.

Nick Foles shared a story involving Doug Pederson from the 2012 NFL draft process during his Philadelphia Eagles retirement press conference. Latest U.S.

FILE - Philadelphia Eagles' Nick Foles holds up the Vince Lombardi Trophy after the NFL Super Bowl 52 football game against the New England Patriots, Sunday, Feb. 4, 2018, in Minneapolis.

Nick Foles is hanging up the cleats.. The former Arizona Wildcat and NFL quarterback, who won Super Bowl 52 as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles, announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday ...