Allison Kuch Celebrates Isaac Rochell's NFL Retirement

Allison Kuch stands proudly beside her husband, Isaac Rochell, as he bids farewell to his professional football career. On July 26, Kuch took to Instagram, sharing a heartfelt tribute through a series of photos commemorating Rochell’s retirement from the NFL.

On the same day, Rochell signed a one-day contract with the Los Angeles Chargers, allowing him to conclude his career in the city where it all began. “FULL CIRCLE MOMENT 💖⚡️,” Kuch wrote in her post. “Ending where it all began. So incredibly thankful for the Chargers organization, the team that became family! Isaac, me and Scottie are beyond proud of you!!! Watching your journey has been the greatest honor. We love you more than words!! Always & forever… GO CHARGERS ⚡️🏈💖.”

The first image captures a joyful Kuch and Rochell outside SoFi Stadium, with their daughter, Scottie Bee, in Kuch’s arms. They stand in front of a digital billboard displaying Rochell’s image alongside the phrase “Charger for life.”

Additional photos reveal the couple smiling within the stadium and their one-year-old daughter pushing a baby doll’s stroller. The warmth of family and shared memories radiates through each snapshot.

Reflecting on his career, Rochell expressed gratitude to the Chargers organization during an interview with Chargers.com. “This organization absolutely changed my life,” he stated. “Obviously, I’m retired and I’m not playing anymore, but when I look back at my career and I look back at the good years and the bad years, the good years were here.”

He elaborated on his journey, recalling how the Chargers provided him with an opportunity as a seventh-round draft pick. “When [former Chargers General Manager] Tom Telesco called me, that was a life-changing moment for me and for my family. So, it’s like, ‘Why not? Why not the Chargers?’ It’s such a no-brainer for me.”

Rochell entered the NFL as a seventh-round selection in the 2017 Draft. His career included stints with the Indianapolis Colts, Cleveland Browns, and Las Vegas Raiders. Although Scottie never witnessed any of his games—Rochell retired before her birth—he acknowledged Kuch’s unwavering support throughout his journey.

“For her, this is really cool. She obviously was in every city that I played in and was a trooper,” he remarked. “I think this is a true moment where it feels like we’re retiring together here.”