
NFL's Josh Mauro Passes Away at 35
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Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who played for the Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants, and Oakland Raiders, passed away at 35. No cause of death has been revealed. Mauro was known for his dedication and heart on the field. The NFL community mourns his loss, offering condolences to his family.
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On April 28th, former NFL defensive in Josh Marrow passed away on April 23rd at the age of 35. His father Greg shared the heartbreaking news on Facebook this Tuesday, and the Las Vegas Raiders quickly confirmed it. No cause of death has been released yet. Marrow had an 8-year NFL run from 2014 to 2021, suiting up for 80 games with 40 starts. He spent most of his time with the Arizona Cardinals in two stints, plus a year each, with the New York Giants in 2018 and the Oakland. Raiders in 2019. The football world is reeling from a loss. Greg Marrow's posts spoke of tears and faith, saying Josh is now healed in heaven. The Raiders put out a statement offering deep condolences to his family and friends. Teammates like Adrian Wilson from the Cardinals remember Marrow, as always ready and in shape, no matter the call. Born in England, he moved to Texas at 3, started high school in Hurst, and balled out for four years at Stanford. As his family navigates this pain, the NFL community holds them close,
honoring a player who brought heart to every snap. That wraps NFL news today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with The Story.
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