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Former Ravens exec O.J. Brigance dies at 56

Published August 17, 2026 · Updated August 17, 2026 · NBC Sports

Former Baltimore Ravens executive O.J. Brigance died Monday at age 56 following a 19-year battle with ALS.

O.J. Brigance was a beloved figure in Baltimore, known for his on-field heroics and his infectious smile. He helped the Ravens win the 2000 Super Bowl and later served as a team executive, becoming an inspiration in the fight against ALS.

Originally from Houston, Brigance played for the CFL's Stallions before joining the NFL. Team owner Steve Bisciotti described him as a legend and mentor who will be deeply missed. xsportfeed.life

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