Prior to April 7, Luke Kuechly had not tweeted — or retweeted ... No mention of his retirement from the NFL at 28-years old. His Twitter bio still says #59 Carolina Panthers despite his name ...

A veritable nice guy by all who meet him, Kuechly came from humble beginnings and attended St. Xavier, the largest all-boys Jesuit prep school in the country, in Cincinnati. “Luke was a nice boy ...

Luke Kuechly is walking away from the NFL at 28. In a stunning move Tuesday night, the Carolina Panthers linebacker and former NFL defensive player of the year announced he was retiring from football.

Kuechly suffered three known concussions within three seasons. Luke Kuechly was gasping for air. The look in his eyes -- fear, panic, not again -- was unmistakable, even as they welled with tears.

Luke Kuechly, a St. Xavier graduate and nominee for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, was on Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s podcast, The Dale Jr. Download. On the show, the former Carolina Panthers linebacker ...

Luke Kuechly’s words rolled off his lips at a measured clip, and almost monotone. “It’s never the right time to step away,” the seven-time Pro Bowl linebacker said early in the video ...

Luke Kuechly isn't out there on the field for the Carolina Panthers anymore, but he wants to see their success. He got to see a glimpse of it down the stretch after Bryce Young returned to the lineup.

Wednesday morning, the Carolina Panthers released a statement noting that former star linebacker Luke Kuechly is considering returning to the Panthers organization as a pro scout. With the amount ...

The Kuechly Gnome even has a Twitter page, or rather two of them: Kuechly Gnome and Luke Kuechly Gnome, both of which are filled with postings from people begging for one. And there in lies the ...

Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly didn't play the final few minutes against the Saints on Thursday after suffering a head injury during Carolina's 23-20 win. With just under five minutes left ...

His Twitter bio still says #59 Carolina Panthers despite ... with custom cleats for the NFL's My Cause My Cleats campaign. Luke Kuechly will be repping these Project Life Movement cleats on ...