Eddie Hill, a former US Football League who was running in Los Angeles Rams Miami DolphinHe died, one of his previous teams announced on Monday. It was 67.
Dolphins announced the death of Hill in a social media post.
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The team wrote on X.
Larry Anderson, Larry Anderson, Pittsburgh Steps, holds the ball against Los Angeles Rams, Edi Hill runs, No. 24, during Super Bowl XIV in The Rose Bowl in Pasadina, California, on January 20, 1980. (Mane Rubio Osa today Sports)
No official cause of death has been announced. Nearly eight years ago, Hill opened to Sun Seinell About his health problems and revealed that he fought brain cancer. He told the newspaper that he believed that he was also dealing with chronic painful encephalopathy, or CTE, which is believed to be caused by frequent head strikes.
He told the newspaper in May 2017: “Every life has a purpose and football was one of those written written things that I learned early in the life that applies to me, the gift,” adding that he had no regret for exercising.
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“Recently, in the ten years to 15 years, I learned this purpose and lived this purpose.”
Rams Hill chose in the second round of 1979 The American Football Association draft From Memphis.
Eddie Hill played with Miami Dolphins for four years. (Jassin Venlov -usa today Sports)
Play Los Angeles For two seasons, including the Super Bowl appearance in its upward year. The rams fell on Pittsburgh Stelors in the fourteenth Super Ball.
It was traded to Miami before the start of the 1981 season. He played another four years with dolphins before it was called a profession.
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He appeared in 75 games and had 443 accelerated yards with two accelerated landing. As a special player, he had 17 total kicks for 330 yards.
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