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Saints DB Tyrann Mathieu announces NFL retirement, 'Honey Badger' ends 12-year pro career
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 LSU, spent the last three seasons with the Saints and started in all 51 regular season games.
Tyrann Mathieu's 'Honey Badger' nickname, explained: How LSU, NFL star earned iconic moniker
Mathieu earned the "Honey Badger" nickname during his LSU years because of his fierce style of play in a relatively diminutive frame. Honey badgers are known for fearlessness and meanness, two characteristics Mathieu took with him onto the field.
Mathieu disenrolled from LSU shortly after his dismissal was announced. He briefly disenrolled, checking himself into a ...
Bleacher Report's Matt Holder pitched a solution to the issue on Wednesday: Trade for Tyrann Mathieu. The legendary LSU ...
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