Former NFL running back Alex Collins, who played five seasons for the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens after a terrific college career at Arkansas, has died.
"It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved Alex Collins this morning," the statement said."Alex was cherished by his family and friends as well as supporters from all around the world. All who truly know him can attest to his drive, determination, and larger-than-life personality. We kindly request your thoughts and prayers for our family during this difficult time.
Collins played three seasons for the Seahawks and two for the Ravens. He rushed for 973 yards for Baltimore in 2017. "Alex was a joy to be around and someone whose light shined brightly," Ravens coach John Harbaugh said in a statement."I'll always remember him for being a great teammate who had an uplifting spirit that impacted everyone he encountered. He was also a smart player who ran with unlimited determination, and he contributed to a lot of our success during his time in Baltimore."
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