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Hall said he planned to watch the game at home, with his wife, LaShann DeArcy Hall, and their young daughter. He said in February he was determined to fight the pandemic, however possible. Hall said he called a former teammate who was hospitalized with the disease, every day for a month, encouraging him.

He said he worried that his mother, Doris, who was bedridden in Los Angeles, would contract the disease and was becoming overly isolated. Hall, who two weeks ago said he was launching a new business and heading to Los Angeles for a visit, is the ninth player from the team to die at a young age — the first since Junior Seau in Eight of his teammates on the Super Bowl squad died before age Growing up in Carson, the industrial suburb where the Chargers played their home games between , Hall was identified as gifted IQ or higher by the California state educational system when he was in fifth grade, a factoid the Chargers released after Steve Ortmayer took him in the second round of the draft out of Rice.

He went to Houston to play for Rice, a private school, and started for the Owls at age Hall was sitting in his shabby Houston apartment, studying for an economics exam, when the phone rang. Hall earned the starting job that summer. He started every single NFL game he played. Column: San Diego pride is prevailing vibe at Loyal games. Column: Raiders should view exit of Jon Gruden as opportunity. The team fell that year to the San Francisco 49ers.

Since then, eight members of the team have died from causes ranging from heart attacks to a plane crash to a lightning strike, all before the age of The tragic deaths add to the city lore of the "San Diego sports curse," in which no local teams have ever won a major league championship. Seau, standing at 6-foot-3, pounds, made the Pro Bowl 12 years in a row and was voted All-Pro 10 times. On Wednesday, police announced that Seau's girlfriend found him unconscious, with a gunshot wound to the chest, in a bedroom in his Oceanside, Calif.

He lived in San Diego, but died of an apparent heart attack in Tucson on December 8, , just six days after his 42nd birthday. He struggled with diabetes after his football career ended, and then died of cardiac arrest during a bout with pneumonia on Feb. He was In response to Lee's death, former Chargers running back Natrone Means told the San Diego Union Tribune that the deaths of his teammates were becoming "crazy.

It's crazy, just crazy, that we've had so many guys who have fallen. I can't make any sense of it. Watch the thrilling AFC Championship game online. And they had fun doing so. One of those players, linebacker Doug Miller, played three years with the team. He made a name for himself on special teams and had his locker right next to Chargers legend Junior Seau. Miller was always proud to wear his commemorative Super Bowl 29 sweatsuit in public. It meant so much to him to be a part of that team.

Miller died in , a few years after that special Chargers season. He was in Colorado to take part in a charity golf tournament. Rest in peace, Junior Seau.



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