Former Ravens defensive tackle Tony Siragusa died Wednesday at the age of 55.
“Goose,” as he was often known as, left a big mark on football and fans alike after he spent 12 years playing in the league, and then an additional 12 in the broadcast booth for Fox Sports.
Siragusa’s friends, football fans and members of media who worked with him reacted on social media to the news of his death.
Siragusa played college football at the University of Pittsburgh from 1985–88. His collegiate career ended prematurely after he tore his ACL, causing him to go undrafted in the 1990 NFL draft.