UNC OL Jonah Melton Ends Playing Career Due To Knee Injury

Posted Apr 30, 2019
North Carolina offensive lineman Jonah Melton has decided to retired from football due to a lingering knee injury, a UNC spokesman confirmed Tuesday. Melton will stay enrolled at UNC and focus on his career goal of becoming a strength coach. He’ll work as a student assistant in the weight room with new strength and conditioning Coach Brian Hess. (Inside Carolina)

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