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Former LSU offensive lineman and NFL veteran Andrew Whitworth is retiring after 16 seasons in the league.

A native of Monroe, Louisiana, Whitworth played at LSU from 2001 to 2005 and won the BCS National Championship with the Tigers in 2003.

He was selected in 2nd round of the 2006 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati Bengals where he played until 2017 when he was traded to the Los Angeles Rams. Whitworth was named the 2021 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year this past February just before winning the Super Bowl with the Rams.

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Davy30 months
Congratulations, man.
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Spankum30 months
Congrats, whit on a fine career….coach Shows would have been proud. Thanks for being a Tiger!
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GB1017LSU30 months
What a college and pro career! Hope he makes the pro football Hall of Fame one day.
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LSU fan 24630 months
Hope? He is in
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Boyntonbeach Tiger30 months
What an outstanding LSU TIGER and an even better man.
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GeauxTigers010730 months
Legend
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Solo Cam30 months
Should have been a 10 time pro bowlers snd 3-4 year all pro. Hosed. Devin White is another guy that is already missing pro bowls that he shouldn't be
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rob6230 months
Agree
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Dallasgrowl30 months
Good for him! We should all hope to do the same in our professional lives.
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