O.J. Brigance, Super Bowl winner with Ravens, dies at 56 after battling ALS
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Key Points:
- O.J. Brigance, a Super Bowl-winning linebacker with the Baltimore Ravens and a relentless ALS fighter, has died at age 56, as announced by the Ravens.
- Diagnosed with ALS in 2007, Brigance and his wife founded the Brigance Brigade Foundation to support and empower those affected by the disease.
- Despite his illness, Brigance remained active with the Ravens as senior adviser for player engagement, inspiring teammates and staff with his resilience and spirit.
- Brigance uniquely won both a Canadian Football League title and an NFL Super Bowl championship with Baltimore teams, highlighting his distinguished football career.
- Ravens executives and players praised Brigance’s genuine personality, leadership, and lasting impact on the organization and community.
