During his more than nine seasons in the NFL, Chris Hogan, who is frequently referred to, was a lacrosse player before becoming a wide receiver in the NFL. The two-time Super Bowl champion announced Saturday that he plans to return from his roster to the sport he made at home during his college days.
Hogan posted on Twitter his intention to sign up for the Premier Lacrosse League entry on March 25. The former Patriots team will switch to sports at age 33.
Hogan’s lacrosse career included a four-time letter winner and captain for the Penn State Nittany Lions, the program for which he played lacrosse from 2007 to 2010. It follows on from a decorated standout career at Ramapo High School north of New Jersey. He was a midfielder for Penn State, scoring 29 goals as a junior and earning ECAC recognition.
The notable years in the NFL in the NFL took place with the Patriots, from 2016 to 2018. He helped Tom Brady’s latest world champion eighth man Tom Brady get two of the New England Super Bowl rings defined. is. his career. Hogan then left for the Carolina Panthers and Jets. It’s not clear if he intends to retire from the NFL.