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Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson cause of death linked to fentanyl and cocaine

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Baltimore Ravens outside linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine. Ferguson's death on June 21 has been ruled an accident. He leaves behind three children, two daughters and a son, all of whom are under the age of 5 years old. Ferguson was known as "Sack Daddy" during his college football career.

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Reports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from effects of fentanyl, cocaine

Ferguson's death has been ruled an accident, according to a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Health.

3 years ago·Columbia, United States

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Reports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from effects of fentanyl, cocaine

Ferguson's death has been ruled an accident, according to a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Health.

3 years ago

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FOX 61

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Reports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from effects of fentanyl, cocaine

Ferguson's death has been ruled an accident, according to a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Health.

3 years ago

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Reports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from effects of fentanyl, cocaine

Ferguson's death has been ruled an accident, according to a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Health.

3 years ago

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Reports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died from effects of fentanyl, cocaine

Ferguson's death has been ruled an accident, according to a spokesperson for the Maryland Department of Health.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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Medical examiner: Ravens' Jaylon Fergson died from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine

BALTIMORE — Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson, who was found unresponsive in his Baltimore home on June 21, died from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine, a spokesman for the Office of Chief Medial Examiner reported Friday.

3 years ago·Baton Rouge, United States

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