Winston Eubanks has announced that he will be retiring from the game of football.

His college football career started at Division II school Shippensburg University. He had 2,853 yards receiving and 28 touchdowns from 2016 to 2020. He transferred to Penn State in October of 2020.

He put his decision up on Twitter Monday afternoon. Here’s what he said about his choice to retire from football:

“I will be medically retiring from football,” said Eubanks. “I’d like to thank Coach Franklin and the entire Penn State coaching staff, the fans, and my teammates for welcoming me into the family. Although my playing career has come to an end, I can’t think of a better way than to leave as a Nittany Lion. I’ll always love football, and I’ll always appreciate everything the game has done for me.”

Eubanks appeared in 6 games for the Nittany Lions. He had 1 catch for 2 yards in the game against Villanova during Week 4.

Sadly, his playing career will come to an end.