Bryan Bramanformer 38 -year -old football player and champion at the Super Bowl Lii with the Philadelphia Eagles de la NFLdied this Thursday, July 17 after suffering a strange canceras reported by Stellato, his agent. In early July, the former athlete's family had undertaken a fundraising campaign to treat his illness. According to the NBC He had diagnosed a brain cancer months ago.
Bryan Braman arrived at the NFL as a free agent in 2011 To play with the Houston Texans. In the 2012 campaign he ended up as a franchise leader with 16 placases and established a record in the Texans with two clearings blocked in a season. In 2014 he left for Philadelphia Eagles, a franchise with which he obtained his champion ring in 2018, When 41-33 beat the New England Patriots who were commanded by Tom Brady. In that game he made a key backle in the absence of a minute to play and when the Eagles won for eight. He knocked Rex Burkhead and frustrated the play that could turn the game. That was the last appearance of the defensive who played 94 games in the seven years in the NFL.
The Eagles are saddened to learn of the passing of Bryan Braman pic.twitter.com/5VFJKBKbXZ
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) July 17, 2025
The cause of Bryan Braman's death
According to GoFundMe, Site where donations were collected, the type of cancer diagnosed Braman was weird and aggressive. He received a cell reprogramming treatment that, due to his cost, had required the economic support of fans and NFL players.
His former companions Justin James Watt, Brent Cenek, Najee Goode, Rasul Douglas, Emmanuel I think y Dexter McDouge They were some of the players who made donations. JJ Watt, Legend of the Texans, who shared in the field with Bryan Braman, shared his regret for death through his social networks. «Rest in peace, brother. He left too soon, ”Watt wrote in a message that accompanied Bryan Braman with the Texans uniform.
We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Bryan Braman. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Braman family during this difficult time. pic.twitter.com/IZvKptpQNC
— Houston Texans (@HoustonTexans) July 17, 2025
