The New Orleans Saints have endured a peculiar training camp week so far. At no fault of their own, they've had multiple players decide to retire from football in a very short span of time. The young tight end has wrapped up his playing career,

One of the Saints' best players retired with Tyrann Mathieu hanging up his cleats. What did his old coach Dennis Allen have to say about the news?

The New Orleans Saints safety announced his retirement Tuesday, the day the 33-year-old was set to report to training camp. Instead, Mathieu walks away after 12 seasons.

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.

For the first time in more than a decade, the NFL kicked off training camp without Terron Armstead. The former Saints standout reflects on retirement.

NEW ORLEANS -- Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu announced his retirement Tuesday on the eve of the team's first training camp practice. Mathieu's announcement came as a surprise after he attended the team's veteran minicamp. Mathieu, 33, retires after 12 seasons in the NFL and three seasons in New Orleans.

The New Orleans Saints already had Tyrann Mathieu's retirement on Tuesday, but that wasn't it. Later in the day, tight end Dallin Holker announced he is retiring from the NFL, too. Holker's choice is much different. He's 25 years old and just completed his first NFL season.

Pittsburgh Steeler star Jalen Ramsey expressed his support for New Orleans Saints star Tyrann Mathieu following his retirement announcement.