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Joe Mixon

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Did we ever find out why he was out this past year? I heard a lot of different rumors but I don't think anything was ever publicized.

From Chatterbox Sports:

Joe Mixon’s career may be nearing an end. 

Aaron Wilson of NBC Sports is reporting that Mixon has told former Bengals teammates his career is over, but is yet to make an official determination.

Mixon missed the entire 2025 season with a foot injury that required surgery.

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On 3/10/2026 at 10:36 AM, Tones said:

Did we ever find out why he was out this past year? I heard a lot of different rumors but I don't think anything was ever publicized.

I read he shot his self in the foot with a gun.

Google says not true on the shooting himself in the foot, from Google:

No, Joe Mixon did not shoot himself in the foot. While a severe, mysterious foot and ankle injury kept the running back sidelined for the entire season and ultimately led to his release from the Houston Texans, NFL insiders and team officials, including former teammates and general manager Nick Caserio, have strongly debunked the shooting rumors as an urban legend and "clickbait".

2 hours ago, theguru said:

Google says not true on the shooting himself in the foot, from Google:

No, Joe Mixon did not shoot himself in the foot. While a severe, mysterious foot and ankle injury kept the running back sidelined for the entire season and ultimately led to his release from the Houston Texans, NFL insiders and team officials, including former teammates and general manager Nick Caserio, have strongly debunked the shooting rumors as an urban legend and "clickbait".

He hand several gun issues in Cincinnati. 

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