On July 6th, Chase Roullier announced his retirement from the National Football League (NFL). Roullier, who was drafted by the Washington Redskins in 2017, had spent the last three seasons as a starting offensive lineman for the team.
Roullier, who was born in Wyoming, began his college career at the University of Wyoming. He was a three-year starter for the Cowboys and was named to the All-Mountain West Conference team in his senior year. He was then selected by the Redskins in the sixth round of the 2017 NFL Draft.
Roullier made an immediate impact with the Redskins, starting all 16 games in his rookie season. He continued to be a key contributor for the team over the next two seasons, starting 31 of 32 games and earning a Pro Bowl selection in 2019.
In announcing his retirement, Roullier said that he was thankful for the opportunity to play in the NFL and that he was looking forward to spending more time with his family. He also thanked the Redskins organization for their support during his time with the team.
Roullier’s retirement marks the end of an impressive NFL career. He was a reliable starter for the Redskins and was widely respected by coaches and teammates alike. His retirement leaves a void on the Redskins’ offensive line, but his legacy will live on.
Chase Roullier’s retirement is a reminder that football is a business and that players must make difficult decisions about their future. While it is sad to see him go, Roullier can be proud of his accomplishments in the NFL and look forward to what lies ahead.