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Isn’t it just wild how the cosmos can throw us these curveballs, making us pause and reflect? On a day when the stars remind us of life’s unpredictable moons and phases, we’re hit with heartbreaking news from the gridiron universe. Bryan Braman — a giant not just in stature but in spirit — the former NFL linebacker who powered his way to Super Bowl glory with the Philadelphia Eagles, has suddenly passed at just 38 years old. Battling a rare cancer with the tenacity of a star player fighting off defenders, Bryan’s journey was as inspiring as it was tragically short. You ever wonder if the universe’s mysterious choreography had a hand in this? His agent’s words echo a love so deep it stops you in your tracks—reminders that sometimes, the biggest hearts quietly carry the heaviest burdens. Grab a tissue; this one hits hard. LEARN MORE
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We have tragic news to report from the world of sports:
Former NFL linebacker Bryan Braman, who won a Super Bowl during his time with the Philadelphia Eagles, has passed away at the age of 38.
News of Braman’s passing comes courtesy of a statement from Barman’s agent, Sean Stellato.
“I got the horrible news early in the morning after one of his best friends reached out and said that he took his last breath while surrounded by friends and family,” Stellato told NBC affiliate KPRC in Houston today.
“Bryan, people saw this enormous human being, but his heart was as big as his body. His spirit was so motivating. He was so real and genuine with everybody. That made him special,” he continued, adding:
“It’s hard. I feel like I lost my firstborn. This kid, he gave me his bed every time I came to Philadelphia. He would threaten me if I didn’t stay with him.
“That’s something I’ll always cherish. My heart hurts today.”
Accotding to the New York Post, Braman had been battling “a rare form of cancer.”
He played six seasons in the NFL, three each for the Texans and Eagles
“Today is a tough day that hits close to home. I always admired Bryan’s ability to overcome life’s obstacles, his passion for the game, and the love he had for his friends and family,” Eagles star lineman Lane Johnson wrote on X (formerly Twitter) today. “Rest in peace, Brother.”
“Rest in Peace brother. Gone far too soon,” NFL legend J.J. Watt chimed in.
A native of Spokane, Washington, Braman was part of the Eagles squad that shocked the world by defeating the juggernaut New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
It was the final game of his NFL career, but Braman went out in memorable fashion.
After making the game-winning tackle, he celebrated on the field with his two children, Blakely, now 11, and Marlowe, 8.
A GoFundMe stated by Braman’s family offered frequent updates about his condition throughout his battle.
“The main problem has been that Bryan has not been able to recover from the procedures because of his lowered immunity due to all of these treatments,” the GoFundMe reads.
“By the time he was able to recover so he could continue with the chemo, the cancer has grown exponentially faster, and is is now growing around his vital organs.”
Our thoughts go out to Bryan Braman’s loved ones during this devastating time.
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