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Former Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu announces retirement
Former Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu announces retirement

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time22-07-2025

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Former Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu announces retirement

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Former Kansas City Chiefs safety and Super Bowl champion Tyrann Mathieu announced his retirement from the NFL on Tuesday after 14 seasons. Mathieu made his announcement on Instagram. His post read: Chiefs' Trey Smith gets emotional talking about new contract, promise to late mom 'As I hang up my cleats, I'm filled with gratitude as I close this chapter of my life and officially retire from the game that's shaped me in every way.' 'From my first snap in college to my final play in the NFL, this journey has been nothing short of a blessing. Football gave me purpose, discipline, and memories that will stay with me forever. But more than anything, it gave me a community.' 'To every coach who believed in me, every teammate who battled beside me, and every fan who showed up, cheered, and rode with me through the highs and lows, thank you. You gave me strength when I needed it most, and your love carried me farther than I ever imagined.' 'I hope I made you proud out there.' 'This isn't goodbye — it's just the next chapter.' 'Much love, always. Tyrann 💚' Mathieu played with the Chiefs from 2019-2021 and made an immediate impact, anchoring and changing the attitude of a revamped defense. Chiefs sign DE George Karlaftis to 4-year, $93 million extension Not only did he make massive contributions on the field, but Mathieu fully immersed himself in the Kansas City community with his philanthropy through the Tyrann Mathieu Foundation. He was selected as the Chiefs nominee for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award in 2021. The Honey Badger certainly made his presence felt in KC, earning three All-Pro selections and making three Pro Bowls. He was also named to the NFL 2010s All-Decade Team. Along with the Chiefs, he also played with the Texans, Cardinals and Saints. He helped lead the Chiefs to two straight Super Bowl appearances, including winning their first one in over 50 years in 2020. His time in Kansas City will not be forgotten. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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