- CB Brandon Flowers announced his retirement this morning via Instagram. The 31-year old spent his entire nine-year career with the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Diego Chargers, leading all CBs with a 90.1 overall grade as a member of the Chiefs in 2010.
- Flowers ranked within the top-10 among cornerbacks in terms of overall grade for four straight seasons from 2009-2012. During that stretch he held opposing quarterbacks to just a 71.2 quarterback rating on 361 attempts into his coverage; he intercepted 14 passes over that span while breaking up an additional 37 passes.
- In his magical 2010 season, Flowers ranked seventh among cornerbacks by allowing a 65.0 passer rating into his coverage; he was the only cornerback out of the 100 who qualified to not miss a tackle in the passing game (he missed just one tackle all season period, leading cornerbacks with a 65.0 tackle efficiency rating); and he ranked 11th with a 2.5 run stop percentage.
Brandon Flowers announces his retirement

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - AUGUST 28: Brandon Flowers #24 of the San Diego Chargers looks on before the game against the Minnesota Vikings on August 28, 2016 at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images)
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