Chiefs' Anthony Sherman announces retirement after 10 seasons
Sherman was first drafted by the Cardinals in 2011 where he played for 2 seasons before being traded to the Chiefs
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Kansas City Chiefs fullback Anthony Sherman announced his retirement from football after 10 seasons in a social media post on Thursday night.
Sherman, 32, took to Twitter to thank the Chiefs’ organization and fanbase and then he quite literally rode off into the sunset in a helicopter.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Kansas City, thanks for all the memories," he said wearing a deputy sheriff’s vest. "It's been a great run. Eight years, Super Bowls, but it's onto the next chapter."
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The video, which was hashtagged #deputysheriff, seemed to indicate that Sherman’s future career might include law enforcement.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Sherman was first drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in 2011 where he played for two seasons before being traded to the Chiefs.
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He was named to one Pro Bowl in 2018 and won his first Super Bowl in 2020 with a victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Sherman totaled 625 scrimmage yards, five touchdowns, 68 tackles, five forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries throughout his careers.