Three-Time Super Bowl Champion Monte Coleman Dies At 68

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Three-Time Super Bowl Champion Monte Coleman Dies At 68

Coleman, a three-time Super Bowl champion with Washington, has died at the age of 68. The longtime linebacker played 16 seasons in the NFL and was key part of multiple championship defenses. He later became head coach at University of Arkansas–Pine Bluff, leading the program to a SWAC title in 2012 and leaving a lasting impact on players and the community.

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