Former Syracuse quarterback AJ Long, who was medically disqualified in October because of multiple concussions suffered at SU, announced Saturday morning on Instagram that he’ll continue playing football at Wagner College.

It is Official that I will continue the pursuit of getting a great education and playing football at Wagner College. I want to thank everyone for the support, and motivation over these past months. Thank you to Wagner for giving me another opportunity. I won’t be doing any interviews, for now I just want to focus on my education, and building relationship with my teammates and coaches. Thank You. Let’s go Hawks #S4G

A photo posted by Aj Long (@s4g03) on Jan 16, 2016 at 7:53am PST

Long started five games in his freshman year after Terrel Hunt suffered a broken fibula on Oct. 3, 2014 against Louisville and missed the rest of the season. He battled a broken right hand at the beginning of last season and didn’t factor in the quarterback competition during training camp.

In the week leading up to Syracuse’s game against Louisiana State, Long intended to switch to wide receiver but those plans never came to fruition. He was nearing sufficient health to play but suffered his third concussion at Syracuse in practice the Wednesday before the Orange traveled to face South Florida.

The Daily Orange chronicled Long’s battle with concussions and his future plans, which included staying at Syracuse and pursuing a career in coaching. Recently, Long was the focus of a STAT project about players who are recruited by a school after being medically disqualified at another.

Wagner is a member of the Football College Subdivision and posted a 1-10 record last season. The Seahawks never scored more than 28 points in a game, which came in its lone win against Central Connecticut in the second-to-last game of the season.