RALEIGH, NC (WMBF) - Coastal Carolina’s former play caller, Grayson McCall, is hanging up his cleats. McCall, who most recently played for NC State, announced his retirement from football on Instagram on Wednesday night.

Former Coastal Carolina University quarterback Grayson McCall on Wednesday announced his retirement, citing health concerns after multiple head injuries. A three-time Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year,

Former CCU quarterback Grayson McCall, now with NC State, said on his Instagram that he's retiring from football following a concussion he suffered on Oct. 5.

McCall, who transferred to N.C. State in January following five seasons at CCU, suffered a pair of head injuries this season, and he hasn’t played since one against Wake Forest on Oct. 5 that he called “one that I cannot come back from.

North Carolina State quarterback Grayson McCall has announced his retirement from football less than three weeks after a vicious hit knocked him out of a game for the second time this season

North Carolina State quarterback Grayson McCall says it's time to "hang the cleats up" following latest concussion.

McCall had some draft hype back in 2022 and 2023 while at Coastal Carolina, but injuries have ended his playing career

McCall was carted off the field earlier this month after a hit to the head. After consulting with brain specialists, he wrote on Instagram that the injury was "one that I cannot come back from."

North Carolina State quarterback Grayson McCall called it quits on Wednesday after suffering two head injuries during the 2024 season. He was a standout at Coastal Carolina.

North Carolina State University quarterback Grayson McCall has retired from football after suffering a concussion he “cannot come back from,” the 23-year-old announced on Wednesday.

North Carolina State quarterback Grayson McCall said Wednesday night that he is retiring from football after his latest head injury.