US EditionOliver Gibson, DT Who Played Nine NFL Seasons for Bengals and Steelers, Dies at 53
- Former NFL defensive tackle Oliver Gibson died at age 53, his family announced on Sunday.
- Oliver Gibson, a fourth-round pick in the 1995 NFL Draft, began his career with the Steelers, playing 12 games as a rookie and appearing in Super Bowl XXX.
- Gibson's nine NFL seasons yielded 243 tackles, 17.5 sacks, and 57 starts from 1999 to 2002, demonstrating durability and impact.
- Former teammates and foundations paid tributes, with Chad Johnson reflecting on their bond and the Holtz’s Heroes Foundation emphasizing his lasting influence.
- Beyond his stats, Oliver Gibson's legacy lies in the relationships he built and the lives he touched, inspiring future generations through mentorship and community impact, as reflected by Bengals and Steelers tributes.
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