In 2007, Green was traded to the Miami Dolphins, a move he reportedly welcomed. However, his time in Miami was cut short after he sustained another serious concussion early in the season. This injury raised concerns about his long-term health, with many commentators and fans urging him to consider retirement. He was placed on injured reserve and was released the following year.
Green returned in 2008 to the St. Louis Rams—the team he had once started with—signing a one-year, $9 million contract. Despite high hopes, his stint lasted only one season. Later in 2009, after being released, Green officially announced his retirement from professional football.
After retiring from the NFL, Green transitioned into broadcasting. He began working as a color analyst for regional NFL games on Fox. He also became a studio analyst for "NFL Total Access" on the NFL Network. In 2014, he joined CBS Sports as an NFL analyst, extending his influence within professional football beyond the field.
Trent Green married his college sweetheart, Julie, on February 5, 1995. The couple has three children: sons T.J. and Derek, and daughter Janelle. Green occasionally shares insights into his life, charitable work, and opinions through his public social media channels, particularly on Twitter.
Green is also noted for his philanthropic efforts, particularly through the Trent Green Family Foundation. The organization is committed to supporting families and children in need, especially in the Kansas City area. The foundation focuses on improving health, education, and wellness opportunities for underserved communities, striving to create a better future for thousands of individuals through its initiatives.
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