Chargers Bradley Bozeman Retires After 8 NFL Seasons
After playing eight seasons in the NFL, LA Chargers Center Bradley Bozeman is hanging up his jersey and cleats and is officially retiring.
The 31-year-old announced his retirement on Monday on Instagram.
The Chargers were the third team he played for during his 8-year NFL career.
Bozeman was a sixth-round pick back in 2018 with the Baltimore Ravens.
With Matt Skura then serving as the Ravens’ center, Bozeman’s lone start during a 14-game rookie season came at left guard. In 2019, Bradley Bozeman became a full-time starter for the Baltimore Ravens.
After a couple more seasons in Baltimore, Bozeman signed a 1-year deal with Carolina in 2022.
Although Bozeman only started in 11 of 17 games in his first season in Carolina, he was impressive enough for the Panthers to bring him back on a three-year, $18MM contract. In 2024, Carolina released him.
Bozeman signed with the Chargers in 2024.
Bozeman made just over $1.1MM during another 17-start season, leading the Chargers to award him a raise on a two-year, $6.5MM accord last March.
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