Thread: Broncos safety Eric Hagg to retire

Eric Hagg, a third-year NFL safety, notified the Broncos he plans to retire.

Hagg, 24, played at Nebraska before he became a seventh-round pick of the Cleveland Browns and then-general manager Tom Heckert in the 2011 draft.

Hagg played in 11 games as a rookie and 12 in his second season of 2012, including four as a starter. However, the Browns cleaned house after the 2012 season. Heckert became the Broncos’ director of pro personnel while Hagg was waived by the Browns prior to the 2013 season.

The Broncos signed Hagg to a futures contract in January. His retirement would leave the Broncos with 88 players on their 90-man preseason roster.

http://blogs.denverpost.com/broncos/...-retire/28242/

Why did he retire so young?

That's really incomprehensible to me.

I'd love the chance to go to Broncos training camp everyday until they cut me... what's his malfunction?

What a Hagg.

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Retired at 24? Huh? Is he going ricky williams on us?

Good for you to do it now Mr Hagg. If your heart isn't in it, I don't really want you wearing my beloved Broncos jersey. Have a great life!

I bet his chances of even making roster were pretty slim.

Never heard of him, probably a reason for that.

Who?