US EditionTom Rafferty, an Offensive Lineman Who Won a Super Bowl with the Cowboys, Dies at 70
- Tom Rafferty, a longtime Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman, died at 70 on Thursday in Windsor, Colorado, after a stroke.
- He had faced health challenges since his 2008 diagnosis of transverse myelitis, a neurological disorder that left him unable to feel below the waist.
- Rafferty played 14 NFL seasons with the Cowboys from 1976 to 1989, starting 167 consecutive games and winning Super Bowl XII in 1977.
- His daughter, Rachel Powers, said Rafferty had been hospitalized since early May, and she praised that he "just kept at it until he could walk again."
- Rafferty's career and resilience left a lasting impact on the Cowboys franchise and its fans, marking him as a key figure bridging eras from Staubach to Aikman.
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The Dallas Cowboys had heartbreaking news to share regarding a member of their Super Bowl XII winning team. It was reported Thursday that former Cowboys offensive lineman Tom Rafferty died in Colorado. According to The Dallas Morning News, he's been…
Tom Rafferty, Super Bowl Champion Cowboys Offensive Lineman, Dies at 70
Former longtime Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Tom Rafferty died Thursday after suffering a stroke, The Dallas Morning News reports. The post Tom Rafferty, Super Bowl Champion Cowboys Offensive Lineman, Dies at 70 appeared first on Breitbart.
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