Former NFL defensive tackle and actor, Tony Siragusa has passed away at age 55.
His cause of death is still unknown.
News of his death was announced by his former Baltimore Ravens teammate, Jamal Lewis.
“It’s a sad day to be a Raven I must say,” he said via a Tweet.
Tony, also known as “Goose”, played with the Indianapolis Colts for 12 seasons, and with the Baltimore Ravens for 5 seasons.
Tony reached the peak of his career when he lead the Ravens to their first Super Bowl win against the New York Giants during the Super Bowl XXXV.
Tony retired from the game in 2001. Upon retirement, he began working as a sideline reporter for NFL games on the Fox Network.
He also went ahead to host Man Caves on the DIY network. Tony was a regular face on the Discovery Channel documentary program “Megamachines”.
Tony is remembered for his amazing personality, and sense of humor.
He had also starred in the HBO hit series The Sopranos.
Tony is survived by his wife, Kathy, and his three children: Samantha, Ava, and Anthony Jr. The family had lived together in Jupiter, Florida.