Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Larry Fitzgerald has not retired from football and currently has no intention of doing so, despite preparing for his Hall of Fame enshrinement. He remains technically associated with the Arizona Cardinals.
As he prepares to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Larry Fitzgerald has not formally or officially stepped away from football or the Cardinals. According to ESPN, Fitzgerald has no plans to retire.
Fitzgerald’s continued lack of formal retirement means he hasn't closed the door on a potential return to the field. He remains connected to the team and the sport, even as he prepares for his Hall of Fame induction. The reason for this is not explicitly stated beyond his simple refusal to formally retire.
The wide receiver spent 17 seasons with the Arizona Cardinals before initially announcing his retirement in 2021, though he never officially filed paperwork. He remains eligible to sign with any team should he choose to do so.
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