Jason McCourty, who played for the winless Browns in 2017 and then won a Super Bowl with the Patriots the following season alongside his twin brother Devin, has retired after a 13-year career that also included stops with the Titans and Dolphins.
Originally drafted in 2009 by the Tennessee Titans, with whom he played eight seasons, McCourty went from the lowest low in the NFL to experiencing the highest high. He was part of the winless Cleveland Browns in 2017 but then won a Super Bowl ring the following season with the New England Patriots while playing alongside his twin brother Devin.
“These past 13 seasons have been one hell of a journey,” McCourty said in an Instagram post. “And as I reflect and look back on my career, I have far surpassed any and every expectation I set for myself back in 2009 — and that’s what I’m most proud of when I look back at my career.”
