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Tracy Scroggins, who had 60 1/2 sacks in 10 seasons for the Lions, dies at 56
Tracy Scroggins, who recorded 60.5 sacks in 10 NFL seasons with the Detroit Lions, battled chronic traumatic encephalopathy symptoms and filed concussion lawsuits against the NFL.
- Tracy Scroggins, the former Detroit Lions defensive end, died at 56, the Detroit Lions announced on Monday; he totaled 60 1/2 sacks in 10 seasons.
- From Checotah, Oklahoma, the Detroit Lions drafted Scroggins in the second round, and he played 142 games, starting 89, in his NFL career.
- Across multiple seasons, he posted career highs with 9 1/2 sacks and 45 tackles, and had at least six sacks in seven seasons.
- No cause of death was released, and only Robert Porcher and Michael Cofer had more sacks than Tracy Scroggins for the Detroit Lions.
- He helped the Lions reach the playoffs five times during his tenure, strengthening his legacy in franchise history.
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The former NFL professional Tracy Scroggins died at the age of 56. His family announced the sad news of his death and at the same time criticizes the NFL.
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Former Lions Star Tracy Scroggins Dead at 56, Family Cites CTE as Cause
Former Detroit Lions star Tracy Scroggins has died. He was 56. “It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Tracy Scroggins,” the late NFL player’s family told TMZ in a statement on Monday, February 9. “Tracy was a devoted father, cherished family member, and loyal friend whose life was marked by remarkable strength and perseverance.” Scroggins’ family noted how much he loved playing football — he was a linebacker and…
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