Ben gay car crash

Former high school star and NFL running back Benjamin Gay was killed in a car accident in Colorado in late July. He was Gay, born in Houston, was a Texas football standout at Spring High. COLORADO (WJW) — Former Cleveland Browns running back, Benjamin Gay, 44, passed away July 29 in a car crash in Colorado. The news was confirmed by several media outlets, including by the.

Former Cleveland Browns running back Ben Gay (Benjamin Gay) tragically passed away in a car crash. He was 44 years old at the time of his death. The incident took place in Colorado on July An obituary in his memory was set up with friends and family members filled with heartwarming messages. Ben Gay, a former NFL running back who played one season with the Cleveland Browns, died late last month in a car crash in Colorado.

He was Gay died on July 29 in the crash, according to. Former Cleveland Browns running back Ben Gay was killed in a car accident on July 29 in Colorado. He was Gay spent one season with the Browns in , when he fashioned a story that seemed at the time like it was out of a movie. Former Browns running back Ben Gay died in a car accident in Colorado on Monday, according to multiple reports. Gay was The Houston native was a high school legend at Spring High School, rushing for 2, yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior.

He signed with the Browns three days before training camp and played special teams for the first half of the season. In Week 10, on Nov. Gay finished the season with 51 carries for yards and the one score, while also averaging The Browns waived Gay in April , and he signed with the Colts. After his retirement, Gay worked as a welder.

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