One of the NFL's best offensive tackles the league has seen across the past decade is tapping out after 12 seasons. Terron Armstead is retiring after a dozen NFL seasons in which he played for both the New Orleans Saints (2013-2021) and the Miami Dolphins (2022-2024).

After 12 years in the NFL, Terron Armstead will retire, according to NFL insider Ian Rapoport. The star offensive tackle is expected to confirm his retirement Saturday night.

Too often the mention of his name drew a knee-jerk reaction from a segment of fans whining about how Armstead was frequently injured, as if the wounds were self-inflicted. While there’s no way to measure how widespread that feeling was,

Former Saints tackle Terron Armstead announced his retirement from the National Football League in front of his teammates at a party in Miami.

Terron Armstead, a former HBCU football star at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, announced his retirement from the Miami Dolphins on Saturday night, ending a storied 12-year NFL career. Armstead,

Miami Dolphins star offensive tackle Terron Armstead unexpectedly announced his retirement. Here are the details.