A former Chicago Bear has decided to hang his cleats up. Former Bears' guard Josh Sitton has announced his retirement from the NFL. Sitton signed a three year deal with the Bears back in 2016 after playing his whole career with the Green Bay Packers. The guard was selected to the Pro Bowl during his first year with the Bears after helping running back Jordan Howard finish second in the league during the back's rookie season. That was Sitton's fourth Pro Bowl selection and third in a row before the Bears eventually declined on option on his contract in 2018. He would eventually sign a deal with Miami but ended up suffering a torn rotator cuff. We wish him the best of luck with his post football career.
