Jordan Devey, former Patriots guard and Super Bowl winner, dies by suicide aged 38
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Jordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons. Photograph: Timothy T Ludwig/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenJordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons. As of Saturday morning, the fund had collected more than $92,000 of its $200,000 goal.Devey was the rare NFL player who didn’t play high school football, giving up the sport after junior high.
- ▪Jordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons.
- ▪Photograph: Timothy T Ludwig/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenJordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons.
- ▪As of Saturday morning, the fund had collected more than $92,000 of its $200,000 goal.Devey was the rare NFL player who didn’t play high school football, giving up the sport after junior high.
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- ▪ Super Bowl champion Jordan Devey dead at 38 by suicide — Latest & Breaking News on Fox News
- ▪ Super Bowl champ Jordan Devey dead by suicide at 38 — New York Post
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Jordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons. Photograph: Timothy T Ludwig/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenJordan Devey played 44 games over eight seasons. Photograph: Timothy T Ludwig/Getty ImagesNFLJordan Devey, former Patriots guard and Super Bowl winner, dies by suicide aged 38Ex-NFL offensive lineman dies at age 38GoFundMe says Devey took his own lifeDevey played 44 games in eight seasonsAgenciesSat 25 Jul 2026 13.39 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleJordan Devey, a retired NFL offensive lineman who won a Super Bowl with the New England Patriots, died at age 38.According to a GoFundMe page started to benefit his wife, Linsey, and their four young children, Devey “took his own life”.
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