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2-Time NFL Pro Bowler, Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Dies

Retired NFL Pro Bowl star and Super Bowl broadcaster has died at 80

Former Cincinnati Bengals star tight end Bob Trumpy, who went on to be a Hall of Fame broadcaster, has died. He was 80 years old.

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Two-Time NFL Pro Bowler, Hall of Fame Broadcaster, Dies

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Former NFL player, broadcaster Bob Trumpy dies at 80

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Bob Trumpy, NFL Player Turned NBC Broadcaster, Dies at 80

Bob Trumpy, who was an original member of the Cincinnati Bengals for 10 years before enjoying a career as a network radio and television analyst, has died.

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Springfield grad Bob Trumpy, former Cincinnati tight end and NFL broadcaster, dead at 80

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Bob Trumpy, Bengals legend and broadcaster, dead at 80

Cause of death of Bob Trumpy: Former Bengals legend dies at 80

Robert Theodore Trump Jr. was born on March 6, 1945, and played for the Cincinnati Bengals as a tight end and receiver. He competed from 1968 to 1977, first in the American Footbal

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Remembering the life of Savannah native, Oakland Raider legend George Atkinson

Savannah native George Atkinson started his football journey as a star at Johnson High, then with the Oakland Raiders. He has died at the age of 78.

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Savannah native, former NFL safety George Atkinson dies at 78

The Savannah native attended Morris Brown College in Atlanta from 1964 to 1967. The Oakland Raiders then drafted him in the 7th round of the 1968 NFL Draft. Atkinson played 11 NFL

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Warren McVea Dies at 79, Historic RB Won Super Bowl with Chiefs in 1970

The Texas native had his best season in 1969. In addition to finishing third on the Chiefs in rushing yards (500) and scoring a team-high seven rushing touchdowns, he helped them take down the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 in Super Bowl IV.