R. I. P.
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He suffered from seizures.
He was universally loved and respected in the NFL.
Peyton Manning: (1 of 2): “D.T. was a better person than he was a player, and he was a Hall of Fame player. That tells you how good of a person he was. He treated my kids like they were his own. He was there for every teammate’s charity event. …”
Denver Broncos
@Broncos:
“We are devastated and completely heartbroken.
Demaryius' humility, warmth, kindness and infectious smile will always be remembered by those who knew him and loved him.
Peyton Manning: (2-of-2): “I texted with D.T. on Tuesday. He was talking about a TD audible we called vs. Arizona in 2014. Absolutely devasted.”
He was universally loved and respected in the NFL.
Peyton Manning: (1 of 2): “D.T. was a better person than he was a player, and he was a Hall of Fame player. That tells you how good of a person he was. He treated my kids like they were his own. He was there for every teammate’s charity event. …”
Denver Broncos
@Broncos:
“We are devastated and completely heartbroken.
Demaryius' humility, warmth, kindness and infectious smile will always be remembered by those who knew him and loved him.
Peyton Manning: (2-of-2): “I texted with D.T. on Tuesday. He was talking about a TD audible we called vs. Arizona in 2014. Absolutely devasted.”
A true NFL legend.
As a coach, with the Raiders, pure passion!!!! Al “just win baby” Michaels, hired the 32 year old Madden as head coach, and never looked back.
The greatest era of NFL football, Madden coaching Kenny “the snake” Stabler, with plays like Dave Casper’s “Ghost To The Post.”
Man, lucky to grow up in that time.
As an announcer, felt like he was your big uncle, eating a pastrami on rye in the arm chair next to you in your own living room, calling the plays with a football acumen larger than the game itself.
RIP, John.
As a coach, with the Raiders, pure passion!!!! Al “just win baby” Michaels, hired the 32 year old Madden as head coach, and never looked back.
The greatest era of NFL football, Madden coaching Kenny “the snake” Stabler, with plays like Dave Casper’s “Ghost To The Post.”
Man, lucky to grow up in that time.
As an announcer, felt like he was your big uncle, eating a pastrami on rye in the arm chair next to you in your own living room, calling the plays with a football acumen larger than the game itself.
RIP, John.
