Super Bowl-winning linebacker Bryan Braman dies aged 38 after battle with ‘very rare form of cancer’

The final weeks of NFL player Bryan Braman’s life have been revealed following his tragic death earlier this week.
Braman, a former NFL defensive end and member of the Super Bowl LII-champion Philadelphia Eagles, died on July 17 at the age of 38 after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in February.
It has now been revealed that the former linebacker cherished his final moments with the people he loved the most – his daughters.
Braman’s agent, Sean Stellato, revealed to People that his client’s daughters, Blakely, 11, and Marlowe, eight, ‘spent the last two weeks with him when he was dying.’
‘He loved his two girls so, so much. They were everything, his legacy,’ he said of the late NFL player.
Stellato, who described Braman as a ‘true football brother,’ hailed the strength of his character.
HEARTBREAKING details have emerged concerning the final two weeks of Super Bowl champion Bryan Braman’s life before his death from a rare cancer.
The 38-year-old former Philadelphia Eagles player reportedly spent the last two weeks with his loved ones.
Braman died from a rare, aggressive form of cancer on Thursday after being diagnosed in February.
And the Super Bowl champion was with his family during the last two weeks of his life.
Braman’s agent, Sean Stellato, revealed that Braman’s daughters, aged 11 and 8, “spent the last two weeks with him when he was dying,” he told People.
“He loves his two girls so, so much,” Stellato said about the late Braman.
Former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker and Super Bowl champion Bryan Braman has died from an aggressive form of brain cancer.
Braman’s Sean Stellato agent confirmed the former player died July 16 after having multiple surgeries while undergoing cancer treatment in Seattle, ESPN reported.
Stellato said Braman had two daughters, ages 11 and 8. Braman was 38.
Former NFL linebacker Bryan Braman, a key contributor to the Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl victory, tragically passed away at the age of 38 after battling a rare and aggressive form of brain cancer. Diagnosed earlier this year, Braman underwent multiple surgeries and treatments in recent months but ultimately succumbed to the illness. Throughout his courageous fight, he was surrounded by his family, including his two young daughters, Blakely and Marlowe, and was supported by the football community, with former teammate J.J. Watt raising funds to assist with medical expenses.
Braman’s football journey was marked by perseverance and grit, rising from undrafted free agent to special teams standout over a seven-season career with the Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles. He played a crucial role in the Eagles’ Super Bowl LII triumph over the New England Patriots in 2018, famously delivering key tackles and blocked punts. The Eagles mourned his loss, remembering him as a loyal teammate, devoted father, and inspirational figure whose legacy extends beyond the field.

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