Offensive Tackle Terron Armstead Retires From NFL After 12 Season
Offensive Tackle Terron Armstead retired from the NFL Saturday night following 12 seasons in the league. He played for the Miami Dolphins in 2024. He ended his career on a high note. Armstead was the No. 3 overall overall offensive tackle. He was 8th in pass blocking and 4th in run blocking according to PFF. He was able to do something not many professional athletes can do. End his career playing well. How will his career be remembered?
Terron Armstead Career Summary
Armstead was drafted in the 3rd round of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Arkansas-Pine Bluff by the New Orleans Saints. He played there for nine seasons before playing the final three years of his career with the Miami Dolphins. He was one of the best tackles of his generation with five Pro Bowl selections and one Second-Team All-Pro to his credit.
Final Thoughts
His departure will leave a sizable hole on Miami’s offensive line. He is one of many high-profile players to retire this offseason including Julio Jones, Jason Peters, and Mason Crosby. A call from Canton, Ohio may come Armstead’s way in five years to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He will be remembered as one of the best offensive tackles of the last 10+ years. As he prepares to embark on post-retirement endeavors, the offensive lineman can leave the NFL with his head held high.
