Longtime Redskins FB/TE Mike Sellers has retired from football. Sellers impressively lasted until his age-36 season, playing a dozen years in the NFL, all with the Redskins. His career ends after 123 catches for 1,095 yards, and 21 all-purpose touchdowns. Sellers also played on special teams.

Redskins released FB/TE Mike Sellers.

Redskins FB/TE Mike Sellers appeared to suffer a significant right arm injury in the first quarter of Sunday's game. Sellers held the arm close to his body while being escorted off by trainers. If it's a season-ending injury, it may unofficially end the 12-year-old's career. Sellers, 36, is under contract for 2012, but likely won't be back.

Redskins FB/TE Mike Sellers was hospitalized Thursday after injuring his back in a weight-lifting drill. Sellers will spend the night in the hospital and be re-evaluated on Friday. He's mostly a special teamer at this stage of his career.

Longtime FB Mike Sellers has been practicing at tight end early in Redskins training camp. This won't end well. The Skins want Darrel Young to be their new first-string lead blocker, and Keiland Williams is taking reps there, too. Sellers, 36, is due a $950,000 salary and has almost no chance to win a roster spot at one of the Skins' deepest positions. He's likely played his last snap in D.C.