Packers’ Division Rival Expected To Lose Star To Retirement (Breaking)

The Green Bay Packers expected to compete for the NFC North in 2024, and that they did. What they didn’t expect is both the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings to record 14+ wins. The NFC North became one of the toughest divisions in football in 2024.

It is inevitable that all good things must come to an end. The end of Harrison Smith’s career has been discussed for the past few seasons. He could now ride off into the sunset after the Minnesota Vikings have excelled this season:

Harrison Smith was the 29th overall pick from the 2012 NFL Draft, which makes this his 13th year in the NFL. It appears that it will also be his last and Kevin O’Connell will need to deal with the defensive turnover. Local insider Charley Walters provided an update on the situation.

Smith has played in 192 regular season games. He has racked up 1,126 total tackles, has 37 interceptions, and 20.5 career interceptions. The six-time Pro Bowl selection, and one-time All-Pro is likely to be a strong candidate for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.

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