29-year-old former NFL player Billy Price retired due to internal bleeding risk after pulmonary embolism surgery.

Former Ohio State center Billy Price retired from the NFL on Saturday due to the risk of internal bleeding while on blood thinners following emergency pulmonary embolism surgery. The 29-year-old had the procedure on April 24 to remove a saddle clot entering both of his lungs. Price, a first-round draft pick, played for the Bengals, Giants, Raiders, Cardinals, and Cowboys during his career.