A former NFL player has passed away. He was 56 years old. The team he played for announced his death on Monday.
The player had been battling a serious illness since 2007. After his diagnosis, he and his wife started a foundation to support others.
Further details about his life and legacy are available from the Ravens, his former team, including a statement from the owner expressing sadness at his loss.
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