Revis brushed off yesterdays confrontation with Marshall, calling it "good" for Jets.
One of the best ever to put on a Jets uniform, if not the best, has called it quits.
Former Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis announced via instagram that he was going to be retiring after 11 seasons in the NFL, a handful of which placed him among the greatest ever to step on the field.
Darrelle Revis consistently matched up against the top receivers in the NFL. In his prime, he made them disappear.
The four-time All-Pro spent 8 of his 11 pro seasons as a member of the Jets, with stops in Tampa Bay, New England and Kansas City at different points in his career.
Revis will now move on to the next chapter of his life after thanking his coaches, teammates and mentors who helped him navigate his 11-year career. A career that will surely end with an induction in to Canton’s Pro Football Hall of Fame.
