Super Bowl Champion Pat O’Connor Retires After Nine NFL Seasons

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Super Bowl Champion Pat O’Connor Retires After Nine NFL Seasons

Former Lions draft pick and Buccaneers Super Bowl champion Pat O’Connor has announced his retirement after nine NFL seasons. The defensive lineman, who won Super Bowl LV with Tampa Bay, appeared in 108 career games and made three starts. “After 9 incredible years, I think it’s finally time to hang up the cleats,” O’Connor wrote while thanking teammates and coaches who shaped his career.

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