Former Broncos Pro Bowler T.J. Ward announces retirement
T.J. Ward was a pivotal member of the "No-Fly Zone" and earned two Pro Bowl bids during his eight-year career in the NFL
(Photo by Joe Amon/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
(Photo by Joe Amon/The Denver Post via Getty Images)
Former Denver Broncos Pro Bowler and Super Bowl 50 champion T.J. Ward is officially retiring, according to Denver7’s Troy Renck.
No Fly Forever.
Congratulations on your retirement, @BossWard43!
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— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) April 21, 2021
Ward earned two Pro Bowl bids during his career and compiled 607 tackles, eight interceptions, and 10 forced fumbles.
He was also a key player in the “No-Fly Zone” alongside Darian Stewart, Aqib Talib, Chris Harris Jr. and Bradley Roby.
“I am honored and blessed to have completed 8 NFL years! Second round draft pick, all-rookie team, all-pro, pro bowler and Super Bowl 50 champion. The journey has been amazing,” Ward wrote in a statement.
With the announcement of his retirement, Ward is the third member of the “No-Fly Zone” to retire in the past year, following Talib and Stewart.
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