Summary
Detroit Lions player Dan Skipper has retired from the NFL after nine seasons. Skipper, who played as an offensive tackle, joined the Lions after stints with several other teams. His retirement comes as the Lions are working on changing their offensive strategy.
Key Facts
- Dan Skipper was an offensive tackle for the Detroit Lions.
- Skipper played in the NFL for nine seasons.
- He started his NFL career as an undrafted free agent with the Dallas Cowboys in 2017.
- Over his career, Skipper played for multiple teams, including the Texans, Colts, and Patriots, before returning to the Lions several times.
- There were previous talks about Skipper possibly retiring because of injuries.
- Skipper was known for his persistence, frequently moving between the practice squad and the main team.
- People in the NFL believe Skipper might pursue a coaching career; if he does, he could become the tallest head coach at 6-foot-10.
