Bryan Braman, Super Bowl Champ of Eagles, Tot 38 after fighting rare cancer

The former NFL linacker Bryan Braman died on Thursday at the age of 38 after fighting a rare form of cancer.

The aggressive illness was diagnosed in Braman in February and several operations were subjected to Seattle.

Braman played six seasons in the NFL, three for the Texans and Eagles after playing the leading role in West Texas A&M.

The native Washington Spokane was part of the Eagle team that shocked the patriots in Super Bowl Lii in 2018.

This game would be the last of his NFL career.

Braman has two daughters aged 8 and 11.

“The main problem was that due to his lowered immunity, Bryan was unable to recover from the procedures due to all these treatments,” was the Gofundme. “Until he could recover to continue chemotherapy, cancer has grown exponentially faster and is now growing for its vital organs.”