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Former Florida State QB Jordan Travis medically retires due to 2023 leg injury suffered with Seminoles
Former Florida State quarterback Jordan Travis has medically retired from the NFL after one year with the New York Jets, announced Wednesday. Travis spent the 2024 season rehabbing a serious leg injury suffered at FSU that cost the Seminoles a shot at the national championship, but ultimately was advised to walk away.
Jets' Jordan Travis to Retire from NFL, Suffered Serious Leg Injury at FSU in 2023
On Wednesday, Jets quarterback Jordan Travis announced that he has been advised to retire from football. The 2024 fifth-round pick suffered a devastating leg injury toward the end of the 2023 season when he was starring for Florida State. He posted a photo of his farewell letter on social media:
The former FSU star hurt his left leg during a game against North Alabama in November 2023, the last time he played in a game ...
Travis was FSU football's all-time leader in career touchdowns, setting multiple offensive records for the school.
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