Kaleb McGary, the Atlanta Falcons' starting right tackle, has announced his retirement at the age of 31. His agent, Collin Roberts, shared the news on social media. McGary missed the entire 2025 season due to a knee injury sustained during training camp. Over his six seasons with the Falcons, he started 92 games and was recognized as an elite run blocker, significantly contributing to the success of running back Bijan Robinson. Falcons president of football operations, Matt Ryan, praised McGary's contributions and expressed gratitude for his impact on the organization. The Falcons had signed McGary to a two-year, $30 million contract extension last summer, and his retirement will allow the team to recoup some salary cap space. With McGary's backup, Storm Norton, also sidelined last season, the Falcons may seek a new right tackle through free agency or the draft.