DeVante Parker’s time with the Eagles is over before it ever began. Parker, 31, ended his NFL career on Monday, telling ESPN’s Adam Schefter that he would retire.

Wide receiver DeVante Parker agreed to a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles this offseason, but he will not be playing for Philly in 2024. Instead, Parker has decided to retire from ...

After nine NFL seasons, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVante Parker, 31, who registered 369 catches for 5,266 yards and 27 touchdowns, has decided to retire, he said Monday night. "I want to ...

Parker signed with the Eagles in March on a 1-year, $4.69 million deal, but Philly only had to pay $1.2 million of the contract. The Patriots would be paying the rest, according to ESPN. Parker ...

Parker began his pro career as the No. 14 overall selection in the 2015 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins. His most productive season came in 2019, where he compiled 72 catches on 128 targets for ...

Former Dolphins receiver DeVante Parker, who was selected with the No. 14 pick in 2015, spent seven seasons in Miami and the past two in New England before calling it a career Monday night.

DeVante Parker abruptly retires two months after signing with Eagles originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia. Veteran wide receiver DeVante Parker, who was expected to compete for the ...

DeVante Parker decided to retire from the NFL rather than compete with the Philadelphia Eagles this summer, just two months after signing a free-agent contract with the team. Parker signed a one ...

Parker was taken 14th overall by the Miami Dolphins during the 2015 NFL Draft. The receiver totaled 494 yards and three TDs on 26 catches in 14 games played during his rookie season with the Dolphins.

Wide receiver DeVante Parker, who played nine seasons in the NFL, is retiring, per ESPN's Adam Schefter. Parker spent seven seasons with the Miami Dolphins, two years with the New England Patriots ...

Parker finished his NFL career with 369 catches for 5,266 yards and 27 touchdowns. The 31-year-old Parker looks forward to whatever is next, though he has no definitive short-term professional plans.