In the wake of the recent injury to Tennessee Titans wide receiver Treylon Burks, who broke his collarbone attempting to reel ...

NFL teams are preparing for training camp and the upcoming season. With that on the horizon, New Orleans Saints defensive back Tyrann Mathieu has announced that he’s decided to retire from the ...

New Orleans Saints defensive back Tyrann Mathieu announced Tuesday that he is retiring from the NFL after 12 seasons and three first-team All-Pro selections. The 33-year-old Mathieu, a product of ...

Super Bowl champion Tyrann Mathieu announced his retirement from the NFL in a post to social media on Tuesday. Mathieu, 33, spent the last three seasons of his 12-year career with the New Orleans ...

New Orleans safety Tyrann Mathieu, a three-time All-Pro who was known as the “Honey Badger” for the relentless play in ...

New Orleans Saints star cornerback and Super Bowl champion Tyrann Mathieu has retired from the NFL after 12 seasons, he announced in an Instagram post.

On top of that, he also made it to three Pro Bowls, most recently in 2021. Over the course of his 12 NFL seasons, Tyrann Mathieu made 838 total tackles, 45 tackles for a loss, and 11 sacks.

FILE - New Orleans Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu looks to the scoreboard during the second half of an NFL football game against the Kansas City Chiefs, Oct. 7, 2024 in Kansas City, Mo. (AP Photo ...

Three-time All-Pro safety Tyrann Mathieu announced in a post on his Instagram page that he is retiring from the NFL. The 33-year-old defensive back was entering his fourth season with the New Orleans ...

New Orleans safety Tyrann Mathieu announced on the day the Saints opened training camp that he's retiring from the NFL after 12 seasons. The three-time All-Pro was known as the ...

New Orleans safety Tyrann Mathieu announced on the day the Saints opened training camp that he's retiring from the NFL after 12 seasons. The three-time All-Pro was known as the ...

Mathieu logged 36 interceptions, seven forced fumbles and 838 tackles in his career with the Cardinals, Chiefs and Saints.