March 12 (UPI) -- Veteran nose tackle Michael Pierce will retire from the NFL after nine years, he announced Wednesday.

The Minnesota Vikings could have several million reasons to let one of their top pending free agents walk next week.

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement Wednesday after nine seasons in the NFL.

Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce, who became the heaviest player to make an interception in the last 25 years, has announced ...

Baltimore Ravens defensive star and fan favorite Michael Pierce is retiring from football. Pierce speight nt e seasons in the ...

Pierce proved to be especially effective for the Ravens in 2024, appearing in 11 games and receiving a Pro Football Focus ...

Baltimore Ravens nose tackle Michael Pierce is retiring from the NFL after eight seasons, he announced on the Sports Spectrum Podcast. 'After nine seasons, aft ...

Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Michael Pierce announced his retirement from the NFL on Wednesday. Pierce played for both the Ravens and Minnesota Vikings over nine seasons before deciding to call ...

After nine years with the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings, nose tackle Michael Pierce has decided to retire.

The Ravens cut free safety Marcus Williams on Wednesday, three years after he was the team's top free agent signing.

The former Daphne High School star had one season left on a two-year, $7.5 million contract extension and was due a $1.255 ...

Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Michael Pierce says he’s retiring. Pierce spent seven of his NFL seasons in two stints with Baltimore.