Andre Levrone Jr. is a former NFL wide receiver. Prior to his retirement at the age of 25 in 2020, he spent parts of three seasons with Baltimore, Carolina, and Jacksonville after being signed by the Baltimore Ravens after going undrafted out of college.

Andre served as an Annual Giving Fund Intern at The Virginia Athletics Foundation in Charlottesville, Virginia, from January 2017 to May 2017. His major duty was to raise money for the athletic department.

From August 2013 through December 2017, he participated in the game as a football student-athlete while attending the University of Virginia. Additionally, this player has twice received the Iron Cavalier determination honor.

From August 2013 through December 2017, he participated in the game as a football student-athlete while attending the University of Virginia. Additionally, this player has twice received the Iron Cavalier determination honor.

Why did Andre Levrone Jr retire?

Wide receiver Andre Levrone Jr. was a member of the Baltimore Ravens.

Andre Levrone Jr. began competing for the Baltimore Ravens as a professional athlete in April of 2018. He later signed a contract with the Carolina Panthers in January 2019 and played for them up until October 2019.

He retired when he was 25 and started a career in real estate instead. As a commercial real estate advisor, Levrone joined MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services, LLC in December 2019. This persona started working as a project engineer at The Whiting-Turner Contracting in Maryland, United States, in March 2021.