Jason Taylor officially announced he will retire following Sunday's game against the Jets at a Wednesday evening press conference.

"After 15 years of doing this and 13 here in Miami, unfortunately and fortunately, this will be my last game as a Miami Dolphin." Sunday's game will be the 233rd of Taylor's career, and come against one of the two other teams he played for besides the Dolphins. Of Taylor's 139.5 career sacks, which are good for sixth all time, 131 have come in a Dolphins uniform. A future in T.V. probably awaits the likely future Hall-of-Famer.

Jason Taylor will retire after this season, sources tell the Miami Herald.

Barring a change of heart, Sunday's game against the Jets will be the last in Taylor's 15-year career. It's a mild surprise considering his play has improved this season and he hasn't missed a game since 2008. Taylor's 139 1/2 career sacks are good for sixth all time, he went to the Pro Bowl six times and was named the 2006 Defensive Player of the Year. Taylor will be 38 in September.

Jason Taylor hobbled off the field in Monday's Week 1 game against the Patriots after a Patriots defender indadvertedly stepped on his ankle.

Taylor limped off on his own power, though was clearly in some pain. We'll be sure to update you when we find out more.