5 NFL Stars Who Died in June 2024
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Welcome to Passing News. In this video, we share the sad news of five NFL stars who passed away in June 2024. Together, let’s remember their legacies and contributions to the game we love.
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0:18 Tony Hunter (64)
Tony Hunter, a first-round draft pick in the 1983 NFL Draft, was known for his exceptional athleticism and reliable performance as a tight end for the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams. In his rookie season, he caught 36 passes for 407 yards and two touchdowns. Over his career, he made 134 receptions for 1,501 yards and nine touchdowns, earning respect for his agility and sure hands despite injuries that shortened his career.
1:56 Marvin Upshaw (77)
Marvin Upshaw, a formidable defensive end, played in the NFL for a decade, known for his powerful presence on the defensive line. Drafted in the first round of the 1968 AFL Draft, he played for the Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, and St. Louis Cardinals. A key player in Super Bowl I, his relentless pursuit of quarterbacks and ball carriers defined his impactful career.
3:25 Dave Williams (78)
Dave Williams, a versatile offensive lineman, had a distinguished NFL career spanning over a decade with the St. Louis Cardinals and San Diego Chargers. Drafted in the first round of the 1967 NFL Draft, Williams was known for his strength, agility, and exceptional blocking skills, playing in over 120 games and becoming a crucial asset to his teams' offensive success.
5:00 Brad Dusek (73)
Brad Dusek, a distinguished linebacker for the Washington Redskins, was renowned for his toughness and reliability on the field. Drafted by the New England Patriots in 1973, he became a cornerstone of the Redskins' defense, amassing 14 interceptions and countless tackles over his career. His battle with ALS showcased his strength and courage off the field.
6:39 Homer Rice (97)
Homer Rice, a monumental figure in American football, made significant contributions as both a coach and an athletic director. As head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, he brought strategic innovation. At Georgia Tech, he implemented the Total Person Program, focusing on holistic athlete development, leaving an enduring legacy in collegiate sports administration.
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Fascinating how a few of these guys played baseball?
Marvin Upshaw did not play in Super Bowl I for the Chiefs. He didn't join the Chiefs until 1970.
You ever heard of Roman Gabriel?????????
He died in April 💔: ua-cam.com/video/o0OQCB-tcsM/v-deo.html
Forget Roman Gabriel, have you ever heard of Greek Gabriel? Or Mongolian Gabriel? 😂😂😂
St. Louis Cardinals?
The had a football team like the baseball team before they were the PHEONIX CARDINALS KNOW YOUR FOOTBALL HISTORY LITTLE GRASSHOPPER
Usually called the St. Louis..football.. Cardinals😅
Your a youngster they were called the St Louis Cardinals in the 70s with Jim Hanifin as coach
@billyhardin4846 just old with no memory
It’s all good 👍 bro