Andrus Peat, the NFL’s gritty offensive tackle, is hanging up his cleats after 11 seasons — ending with a gritty stint in Pittsburgh. A first-round pick by New Orleans in 2015, he earned three Pro Bowl nods and a massive $57M contract, though injuries hampered his Saints tenure. After stops with Las Vegas and a late-career role with the Steelers — where he battled concussions and played both guard and tackle — Peat’s legacy is one of resilience. He’s now stepping into retirement to focus on family, leaving behind a career defined by heart over hype.
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