Tyrann Mathieu announced his retirement from NFL on Tuesday in what New Orleans Saints Mickey Loomis called a “surprise”.

The 33-year-old security, also called “Badger Honey”, signed a restructured agreement with Saints This would keep it in the team next season, earning potentially $ 7.2 million.

Matthew was chosen in the third round of the NFL 2013 draft by Arizona CardinalsWhere he spent the first five years of his career, winning his first choice of Allah.

He would continue to post 308 meetings and 11 wiretaps with cards, including 28 losses solutions – he never had more than eight for no other team the rest of his career.

He would then play a full season with Houston Texans before you finally sign with Kansas City chiefs In 2019 in a three -year deal, $ 42 million.

In his time with the bosses, Mathieu set a high career with six wiretaps in a season (2020), was chosen in a couple more all in favor, and was part of the 2020 Super Bowl team.

After his time in Kansas City, he finished his career in New Orleans, where he set a high career of 91 meetings in his first three seasons.

One of the best game insurance over the past decade completed his successful career with 838 meetings, 100 passing deviations, 45 losses meetings, 36 wiretaps and 11 sacks, being named in the All-2010s Hall of Fame.