Terron Armstead Retires After 12-Year NFL Career
The five-time Pro Bowl left tackle leaves a legacy of excellence, leadership, and resilience as the Miami Dolphins prepare for life without him.
- Terron Armstead, 33, officially announced his retirement on April 5, 2025, at a party in Miami attended by former teammates and friends.
- The veteran left tackle played nine seasons with the New Orleans Saints and three with the Miami Dolphins, earning five Pro Bowl selections and a second-team All-Pro nod in 2018.
- Armstead's career was marked by exceptional performance despite persistent injuries, including playing through severe knee issues in 2024.
- His departure leaves a significant gap on the Dolphins' offensive line, with second-year player Patrick Paul expected to step into the starting left tackle role.
- Over his 12-year career, Armstead earned approximately $115 million, leaving $15.5 million on the table by retiring with two years remaining on his contract.