West Virginia legend Tavon Austin recently sat down with Johnny Manziel to discuss a variety of topics, truly diving into his story for the first time ever.
Even while preparing for the new NFL season, Geno Smith had to take to pay tribute to the recently retired Tavon Austin. Smith has played with plenty of great players throughout his career, but he recognizes Austin as one who changed his life more than any other.
In mid-August, the playing career of former West Virginia wide receiver Tavon Austin officially came to an end. The legendary Mountaineer decided to retire from the NFL after spending ten years in the league, playing with the Rams, Cowboys, 49ers, Packers, Jaguars, and Bills.
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From one legendary Mountaineer to another, Pat McAfee offered his own thoughts about Tavon Austin retiring during a segment of his show on Wednesday. “Congrats on a hell of a football career, Tavon.
The former Rams top-10 pick announced his retirement Tavon Austin wasted no time in calling it a career, announcing his retirement from pro football only three years after his most recent NFL game.
Tavon Austin, who played in 113 NFL games across four teams from 2013 to 2021, officially announced his retirement from the league on Tuesday. Austin, 34, last suited up for the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2021, where he recorded 24 receptions for 213 yards and a touchdown over seven games.
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The longtime NFL receiver and return specialist announced in a post to Instagram on Tuesday that he is retiring from football. He called it “one of the most challenging decisions I’ve ever made” but said that it was “time for me to enter my next chapter in life.”
On Thursday, the New York Jets’ official X account shared a video in which players were asked, “Whose highlights did you watch the most on YouTube growing up?” Most of the players gave the same answer… Tavon Austin.