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  1. Monte ColemanMonte Coleman was a three-time Super Bowl‑winning linebacker who played 16 seasons with the Washington Redskins and later coached at Arkansas‑Pine Bluff.1 ReportFiled undersport
  2. Rod MartinRod Martin was an American NFL linebacker for the Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders who set a Super Bowl record with three interceptions in Super Bowl XV.1 ReportFiled undersport
  3. Lize van der WaltLize van der Walt was a South African-born athlete and TV personality best known as “Gold” on the 1990s UK series Gladiators, who died at 60 after a battle with cancer.2 ReportsFiled undersporttelevision
  4. Juha MiettinenJuha Miettinen was a 66‑year‑old Finnish racing driver who competed in international endurance events and died in a crash at the Nürburgring in April 2026.1 ReportFiled undersport
  5. Eugene LimEugene Lim was a Singaporean running influencer and athlete who inspired many with his marathon achievements while battling stage‑4 bladder cancer.1 ReportFiled undersportsocial media
  6. Garret AndersonMLB player Garret Anderson died at 53 after suffering a medical emergency.3 ReportsFiled undersport
  7. Steven MillerSteven Miller was the Arizona State University football assistant strength coach, recognized for his impact on the Sun Devils' training program.1 ReportFiled undersport
  8. Alex ManningerAlex Manninger was an Austrian goalkeeper who played for Arsenal and European clubs, earning 33 caps for Austria and winning the 1998 Premier League title.3 ReportsFiled undersport
  9. John Robert FitzgeraldJohn Robert Fitzgerald (1948–2026) was an American football center who played twelve seasons for the Dallas Cowboys, winning two Super Bowls.1 ReportFiled undersport
  10. Ryder BarnesRyder Barnes was a 17‑year‑old high‑school defensive end from Crean Lutheran in Irvine, California, who had committed to play football at Cal Poly.1 ReportFiled undersport
  11. Dave McGinnisDave McGinnis was an American football coach who led the Arizona Cardinals and later assisted the Tennessee Titans, dying at age 74.1 ReportFiled undersport
  12. Chris Payton-JonesChris Payton-Jones was a cornerback who played in the NFL and UFL, known for his stints with Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions before retiring in 2026.2 ReportsFiled undersport
  13. Phil GarnerPhil Garner was an American baseball infielder and manager who won the 1979 World Series with the Pittsburgh Pirates and later managed multiple MLB teams.1 ReportFiled undersport
  14. Browning Kenneth NagleBrowning Nagle was an American NFL quarterback for the New York Jets, Indianapolis Colts and Atlanta Falcons, later playing in the Arena Football League.1 ReportFiled undersport
  15. Jim WhittakerJim Whittaker was an American mountaineer who became the first U.S. citizen to summit Mount Everest in 1963 and later led pioneering climbs and conservation efforts.1 ReportFiled undersportactivism

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