Josh Mauro, who spent most of NFL career with Cardinals, dies at 35
Los Angeles Times • • sports
Key Points:
- Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who spent six of his eight seasons with the Arizona Cardinals, has died at age 35; his family announced his passing on April 23 without disclosing a cause of death.
- Mauro played college football at Stanford and entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2014 before establishing his career primarily with the Cardinals, also playing for the New York Giants and Oakland Raiders.
- Teammates and former colleagues, including Raiders star Maxx Crosby and Cardinals scout Adrian Wilson, expressed heartfelt condolences and shared memories highlighting Mauro’s character and dedication.
- NFL teams and organizations, including the Cardinals, Raiders, and Stanford football, released statements mourning Mauro’s death and extending sympathies to his family and friends.
- Mauro’s family requested prayers and support as they cope with the loss of their son, brother, uncle, and friend, emphasizing their faith during this difficult time.
