Super Bowl Winner Bryan Braman Passes Away at 38
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Summary
Super Bowl winner Bryan Braman, aged 38, passed away after battling aggressive cancer. He began his career with the Houston Texans and later joined the Philadelphia Eagles, winning Super Bowl LII in 2018.
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During his four years in Philadelphia, he was part of the Eagles team that lifted Super Bowl LII when they beat the New England Patriots in 2018.
The victory in Minneapolis was linebacker Braman's final game for the Eagles and also his last match in the NFL.
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