Clint Boling, former Cincinnati Bengal and Georgia Bulldog retires from NFL

Cincinnati Bengals’ offensive guard Clint Boling announced his retirement from the NFL today. Boling has quietly been one of the most consistent players on the Bengals for years. The former Georgia Bulldog announced his retirement on Twitter:

NEWS: G Clint Boling announces his retirement from the NFL.@cboling60 was a 2011 4th Rd #Bengals Draft selection (101st overall) out of the University of Georgia. He appeared in 114 career games with 112 starts.

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— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) July 15, 2019

Boling was a rock on the offensive line for the Bengals. He set the Georgia record for most offensive games started by a lineman. At 30 years old, the offensive guard still had some gas left in the tank. Boling got some high praise from the Bengals’ organization:

Comment from Clint Boling, Duke Tobin and Mike Brown. pic.twitter.com/XOSxX9DfzM

— Paul Dehner Jr. (@pauldehnerjr) July 15, 2019