O.J. Brigance, who won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens before battling ALS, dies at age 56
Summary
O.J. Brigance, a former Baltimore Ravens player who won a Super Bowl and later battled ALS, has died at age 56. He was known for his work supporting players and raising awareness about ALS through his foundation.Key Facts
- O.J. Brigance won a Super Bowl with the Baltimore Ravens in 2000.
- He was diagnosed with ALS, also called Lou Gehrig’s disease, in 2007.
- Brigance and his wife started the Brigance Brigade Foundation to help people with ALS.
- Despite ALS, he worked as a senior advisor to the Ravens, helping players in their careers.
- Brigance was the only player to win both a Canadian Football League title and a Super Bowl in Baltimore.
- Ravens owner and former players praised Brigance for his spirit and influence.
- Brigance continued to motivate others even while using a wheelchair and a communication device.
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