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NFL Player Alex Collins Dead at 28, Ravens Team Releases Statement Amid Tragic Death
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justjared.comFormer football player Alex Collins has died at the young age of 28. Just 12 days shy of his 29th birthday, the Baltimore Ravens have announced that the former running back has passed away. Keep reading to find out more… “With heavy hearts, we mourn the passing of Alex Collins.
Always quick to greet everyone with a smile, he was a genuinely kind person who carried a special joy and passion wherever he went.
May Alex always be remembered for the light and love he brought to so many people in his life,” the team said in a statement. Alex played one season with the Seattle Seahawks and then began a two-season run with the Baltimore Ravens.
He was waived by the team in March 2019 after he was arrested following a car crash and later pleaded guilty to marijuana possession and possession of a handgun.
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PHOTOS: 17 of the hottest and wildest lewks from New York Fashion Week
debuting their latest collections for the Spring-Summer 2024 season.Helmut Lang and Coach helped start the style parade by being one of the first brands to premiere their sartorial wizardry to the star-studded front rows on September 8th. While Ralph Lauren upped the wattage by corralling A-listers like Jennifer Lopez, Julianne Moore, Diane Keaton, and Gabrielle Union to view his first New York show since 2019.Project Runway alum and current judge Christian Siriano also celebrated a milestone by presenting his 15th anniversary show to the delight of Janet Jackson, Harvey Guillén, Laverne Cox, Kesha, and Qunita Brunson, among others.And while the women’s collection took center stage, Art Hearts Fashion – founded by queer designer Erik Rosete – kept the boys well-fed by including some of the hottest mens lewks – and models – with bold body-baring designs from innovative brands such as: Mister Triple X, Love For Upcycling, and Pinkmelon Swimwear.So while summer 2023 is winding down, get your fashion inspo for next year’s fits by clicking through some of the fiercest and skimpiest lewks from New York Fashion Week.View Full PostShirts and belts are so last season!View Full PostYou heard what we said!View Full PostKaftans never go out of style.View Full Post2024 is all about the bottoms.View Full PostThe Kenergy trend is not over yet.View Full PostTaking athleisure to the next level.View Full PostThis is what ever daddy from Palm Springs to Wilton Manors will be wearing.View Full PostQueer western chic is ready for its renaissance.View Full PostFor when you want a little modesty by the pool.View Full PostStyling by the Dalton Academy Warblers from Glee.View Full PostBelt it.
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