NFL's Josh Mauro Passes Away at 35

0:00On April 29th, former Steelers defensive lineman Josh Marrow has passed away at just 35 years old. His family shared the news, but they didn't reveal the cause. He joined Pittsburgh as an undrafted free agent from Stanford back in the 2014 offseason, though he never saw regular season action there. Marrow carved out an 8-year NFL run after that, bouncing between squads like the Cardinals, Giants, Raiders, and Jaguars. He played 80 games total, starting 40, with 130 tackles, five sacks, and solid run-stopping chops that made him a reliable rotation guy. Born in England on February 17th, 1991, he moved to the Dallas area at 3 and balled out at LD. Bell High in Texas as an all-state defensive end. At Stanford, he retchered it early, then exploded his senior year with 51 tackles, 12.5 for loss, and all-packed 12 honorable. Mention honors. His pro peak hit in 2016 with the Cardinals. 13 starts, 32 tackles, and 7 for loss. He dealt with a substance abuse suspension in 2020

1:05and bounced on practice squads, but wrapped with two forced fumbles and steady. Contributions across the league. Marrow's family is leaning on faith through the pain, asking for prayers as they grieve their son, brother, and friend, reminding us how fragile these. Gridiron lives can be, even for the tough ones. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.