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Ex-Bills CB Levi Wallace Hangs Up Cleats
18 Jul
Summary
- Undrafted Alabama rookie Levi Wallace forged a notable NFL career.
- He became a three-year starter for the Buffalo Bills.
- Wallace played for Steelers and Broncos before retiring.
Former Buffalo Bills cornerback Levi Wallace has announced his retirement from the NFL. Wallace, who entered the league as an undrafted rookie out of Alabama in 2018, carved out a significant career with the Bills.
He quickly gained the trust of then-head coach Sean McDermott, eventually becoming a three-year starter for the team. Wallace played 96 career games, with 72 starts and 12 interceptions, during his time in Buffalo and beyond.
Following his tenure with the Bills, Wallace signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers for two seasons and most recently played for the Denver Broncos in 2024. An injury reportedly thwarted his attempt to play in 2025, leading to his decision to retire.
