Overview
- The 35-year-old cornerback announced his decision on March 16 via a video and message on Instagram.
- Slay was waived by the Steelers in December 2025, claimed by the Bills, and chose not to report while weighing retirement.
- He had recently said he would only consider playing for Philadelphia, but his decision confirms no comeback is planned.
- A six-time Pro Bowler and 2017 first-team All-Pro, he helped the Eagles win Super Bowl LIX to cap the 2024 season.
- He finishes with 28 interceptions, 163 passes defended and 655 tackles across 187 games, widely known as “Big Play Slay.”