Andrus Peat has retired from the NFL after 11 seasons, according to reports. The offensive lineman is a three-time Pro Bowl selection. During his career, he plays for multiple teams including the New Orleans Saints, where he spends nine seasons, and also spends time with the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Las Vegas Raiders. Yahoo Sports reports that while with the Saints, Peat makes the Pro Bowl three consecutive years. The Oregonian also notes his three Pro Bowl honors and confirms his retirement after 11 seasons. Sources agree on Peat’s retirement timing, his career length, and his Pro Bowl record, while differing in emphasis on specific team details. No source provides reasons for his retirement or immediate post-NFL plans. Peat’s departure ends his NFL playing career following more than a decade at the professional level as an offensive guard.