Andrus Peat announces retirement after 11 seasons in the NFL

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Andrus Peat announces retirement after 11 seasons in the NFL
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Andrus Peat has retired from the NFL after an 11-year career, primarily with the New Orleans Saints. He announced his decision via Instagram on July 31. Drafted 13th overall in 2015, Peat played nine seasons with New Orleans, earning three Pro Bowl selections and making 102 starts. He later played for the Las Vegas Raiders and Pittsburgh Steelers before concluding his career. Peat's retirement marks a significant change for the Saints' offensive line, which has undergone substantial turnover since his tenure during the Drew Brees era.

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  • Peat played nine seasons with the New Orleans Saints.
  • He was drafted 13th overall in 2015.
  • Peat earned three Pro Bowl selections from 2018 to 2020.
  • He later played for the Raiders and Steelers.
  • Peat concludes his career with 132 total appearances.
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  • 11:50 PMYahoo SportsA look back at the Saints career of offensive lineman Andrus Peat
  • 10:53 PMYahoo SportsFormer New Orleans Saints 3-Time Pro Bowler Announces Retirement
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Andrus Peat is walking away after an 11-year NFL career that included nine seasons, 102 starts and three Pro Bowl appearances with the Saints. The post Former New Orleans Saints 3-Time Pro Bowler Announces Retirement appeared first on HEAVY.

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Andrus Peat retired from the NFL on Friday. Here's a look back at an times controversial, but ultimately underrated career with the New Orleans Saints

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