Former Denver Broncos quarterback Craig Morton, who led the team to its 1st Super Bowl appearance in 1977, has died at 83 years old.

Just three days after learning Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Bobby Cox, who grew up in Selma, had passed away, the Central Valley has lost another sports legend, as

Catalina Mancera reflects on grief, motherhood, and the overwhelming support she has received since the Cowboys player’s passing

NFL defensive end Josh Mauro has died of an undisclosed cause at 35. “With many tears and broken hearts, yet anchored in the unshakable certainty that our precious Josh Mauro is now healed and made new - living in the presence of the Lord - we humbly covet your prayers as our family walks through the devastating loss,

Former NFL player Monte Coleman, who starred for Washington and later coached for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, has died. He was 68.

Morton went on to play 18 NFL seasons and was the first quarterback to start for two different teams in the Super Bowl

Charle Young, a longtime NFL tight end whose 13-year career ended with three seasons with the Seahawks from 1983-85, has died at 75.