CHARLOTTE, NC - DECEMBER 21: Johnny Manziel #2 and Andrew Hawkins #16 of the Cleveland Browns leave the field after a 17-13 loss to the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium on December 21, 2014 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

After signing with the Patriots, one NFL player has now opted to retire

He's calling it a career at just 31.

It looks like this is the end for one NFL player.

After spending the last six seasons in the NFL, Patriots wide receiver Andrew Hawkins announced on Tuesday that he was retiring.

"Basically I just got off the phone with the New England Patriots and Bill Belichick, and have informed them of my decision to retire and hang up the cleats."

Hawkins, 31, made the decision after he says that his body did not respond the way it needed to for training camp after OTAs this year.

In his career, Hawkins played for the Bengals and the Browns before signing with the Patriots this offseason. Hawkins has over 200 receptions in his career, going for 2,419 yards and nine touchdowns. He has recently received a master's degree from Columbia University.