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Jalen Hurts Sends Condolences to Former Eagles LB Who Passed Away from Cancer at 38

The Philadelphia Eagles community is mourning the loss of former linebacker Bryan Braman, who passed away at the age of 38 after a six-month battle with cancer. Braman, a key special teams contributor during the team’s Super Bowl LII run, left a lasting impact on both teammates and fans. On Sunday, current Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts joined many in honoring Braman’s memory.

“Rest easy, champ,” Hurts wrote on social media. “Your energy, your fight—always respected.”

Braman played for the Eagles from 2014 to 2016 and returned for their Super Bowl-winning playoff run in 2017. Known for his fearless special teams play and eccentric personality, Braman quickly became a fan favorite. Though he wasn’t a regular starter on defense, his presence was always felt on the field, particularly in high-stakes moments.

Hurts, who joined the Eagles a few years after Braman’s final stint, still recognized the legacy left behind. It’s a testament to the tight-knit nature of the Philadelphia locker room, where respect for past players runs deep.

Former teammates also shared emotional messages, praising Braman for his heart, toughness, and leadership off the field. His journey—rising from undrafted status to Super Bowl champion—resonated deeply with fans and players alike.

Braman’s passing is another reminder of the fragility of life in a sport defined by physical resilience. And while his career highlights might be tucked away behind bigger names, his spirit clearly left a permanent imprint in the Eagles organization.

As tributes continue to pour in, Jalen Hurts' message stands out—not just as a quarterback paying respects, but as a leader upholding the values of unity, respect, and remembrance that bind generations of Eagles together.

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Bills Cheerleader Sues Bills Player for Sexual Harassment After He Relentlessly Flirted With Her – Despite Being Married with a Child
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