Ex-Pro Bowl wide receiver Jackson to retire as Eagle

Former Pro Bowl WR DeSean Jackson is retiring as a member of the Philadelphia Eagles at the end of the week and will be an honorary captain for the organization’s match in the weekend vs. San Francisco 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field.

Today, DeSean Jackson officially retired

In celebration of his wonderful career, let’s look back at his most LEGENDARY moment

MIRACLE AT THE MEADOWLANDS!!!

This play will never fail to give me goosebumps 😁 pic.twitter.com/huqZZMMFju

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The wide receiver played 8 of his 15 National Football League campaigns with Philly, earning all 3 of his Pro Bowl appearances with the Eagles. DeSean was a match-breaker as a receiver and returner, leading the NFL in yards per reception 4 times.

“DeSean Jackson was a phenomenal playmaker who captivated Philadelphia supporters with his match-breaking speed, unique skill set, and dynamic style,” Philadelphia chairman Jeffrey Lurie announced. “What made him truly stand out from all other players during his 15-season career was his ability to make extremely hard things on the field to look easy.”