Mitch Morse played 10 NFL seasons, starting with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2015. He played with the team for four years before moving to the Bills and Jaguars later in his career.
Mitch Morse spent Monday telling people the week had already broken his family. The former center is 34, and he retired in March 2025 after 10 seasons with the Chiefs, Bills, and Jaguars.
Former NFL pro bowler Mitch Morse, who had stints with the Chiefs, Bills and Jaguars, believes the Detroit Lions are a team that may have the most complete roster, heading into the 2026 NFL season.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
Mitch Morse spent five seasons with the Buffalo Bills, serving as the starting center from 2019-2023. Originally selected in the second round of the 2015 NFL draft out of Missouri by the Kansas City Chiefs, Morse spent the final season of his career with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2024.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
One former Buffalo Bills star is brave enough to admit that he wasn’t immune to losing the battle of the bowels during his decade-long NFL career. Former Bills Pro Bowl center Mitch Morse opened up about his tummy troubles during a recent interview with ESPN’s Kevin Clark.
Retired Jaguars C Mitch Morse explained how the team graciously handled his retirement and left a great impression on him during his exit from the NFL. “That is the thing that guys don’t understand.
Count Mitch Morse as a believer in Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Morse spent only one year with Lawrence as his quarterback, but he is a tested veteran who saw plenty of success at the quarterback position in his decade in the NFL.
Former Jacksonville Jaguars center Mitch Morse knew that when he informed the Jacksonville Jaguars of his retirement, it could result in a domino effect.
After 143 games started over 10 seasons in the National Football League, it's safe to trust the playing experience and perspective of retired center Mitch Morse.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars had a big void open up in the middle of their offensive line earlier this week, with Jaguars center Mitch Morse officially retiring after 10 seasons.
The Jacksonville Jaguars lost a big piece of their offensive line and locker room on Thursday when starting center Mitch Morse called it a career. Morse had only spent one of his 10 seasons in the NFL with the Jaguars, but it was an impactful year as he quickly became one of the elder statesmen in the locker room and on the offense as a whole.
The Buffalo Bills fell short once again this past NFL season after falling to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship. They've made the playoffs six times in the Josh Allen era and have yet to reach the Super Bowl during that span.
The Missouri product started for the Chiefs from 2015 to 2018. A former Kansas City Chiefs center decided to call it a career on Thursday. 2015 second-round
As far as free agents go for the Cleveland Browns, there are only one or two that they need to prioritize signing. One of those players is Devin Bush, who might be one of the teams' starting linebackers if Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah is unable to go in 2025.
A longtime NFL player is hanging up his cleats.
When the Jacksonville Jaguars signed veteran center Mitch Morse this offseason, it was clear why: the Jaguars needed a big, big boost to their running game.
It has been known for some time that Jacksonville Jaguars center Mitch Morse chose the Jaguars over signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers in March. Now, we know why.
Jacksonville Jaguars center Mitch Morse loved everything about his visit with the Pittsburgh Steelers in free agency, but it wasn’t as enticing as Jacksonville, mainly because of head coach Doug Pederson and quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
Salary cap constraints forced the Buffalo Bills to ditch Mitch Morse, but he's nonetheless grateful for his time in Western New York. Morse is donning new spots as he's set to sign with the Jacksonville Jaguars with free agency negotiations in full swing.
To little surprise, the 126-game starter has not needed to wait long to find a new opportunity. He will replace Luke Fortner as Jacksonville’s starter in the middle.
The Buffalo Bills recently cut ties with center Mitch Morse, who is now drawing plenty of interest on the open market.
The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in need of a center after parting ways with former starting center, Mason Cole. It remains to be seen whether they will seek to fill this gap through free agency or the draft, adding an element of intrigue to their offseason plans.
In 1974, the Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Mike Webster in the fifth round from the Wisconsin Badgers, kicking off 15 years of elite center play. The Steelers followed Webster's tenure by turning the position over to Dermonti Dawson, who spent one season at right guard before taking over the center position.
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen is going to be tasked with propping up a team that is actively cutting real talent
The Bills continue to move on from veterans in their path to cap compliance.
While several teams have already released high-priced veterans to gain some salary cap relief, other players could still be on the chopping block as June 1 rolls around.
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