Stover officially retires: Former Ravens kicker Matt Stover announced his retirement Thursday, ending a career that spanned two decades in the NFL. A one-time Pro Bowl selection who provided much of the offense for the Ravens' Super Bowl championship team in 2000, Stover leaves the NFL as the fourth-ranked scorer in the league's history with 2,004 points and 471 field goals. He is the Ravens' all-time leading scorer with 1,464 points. "No regrets," the 43-year-old kicker said during a news conference at the Ravens' training complex. "I gave it all I had. I can look back at that and say I did all I could to be everything I could be." He also ranks seventh in the league in field goal accuracy with an 83.7 percent success rate. "Matt has been one of the most reliable Baltimore Ravens we've had in this franchise," said general manager Ozzie Newsome. (Updated 05/27/2011)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/25/12).
Fantasy Analysis
Stover was a solid Fantasy option for many years, but his days in the NFL are done. Ignore him in all leagues on Draft Day. (Updated 05/27/2011).
03/04/2010 17:40 Colts tender two safeties, letting Jackson go
The Indianapolis Colts would like to keep safeties Melvin Bullitt and Antoine Bethea around one more year, and they're also still hoping to work out a deal with defensive captain Gary Brackett.
