Junior Seau, who died today of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, was one of the greatest linebackers of his generation. Seau, who earned the nickname "Say-Ow" because of how hard he hit ball carriers, became a star while he was still at USC.
Seau was picked by his hometown team, the San Diego Chargers, with the fifth pick in the 1990 Draft. Junior made an immediate impact and was named an alternate to the Pro Bowl. For the next 11 seasons, Seau led the Chargers' defense, helping them to the Super Bowl in 1994. Seau was named AFC Player of the Year for that season.
Seau was named to the 1990s All-Decade Team, after being named All-Pro every season in that decade. Seau went on to play for the Miami Dolphins and New England Patriots, but will always be remembered as a San Diego Charger.
Junior Seau was 43-years-old.
Article by Eric Gray
TMZ is reporting that their law enforcement sources say that police at the scene where Junior Seau was found dead this morning suspect the former NFL star committed suicide.
Seau, who was 43-years-old, reportedly sent text messages to his three kids and ex-wife yesterday saying 'love you' but his family didn't suspect anything was wrong.
Seau was involved in a suspicious car crash in 2010, where he apparently had driven his SUV off a cliff, but at the time Seau was adamant that he wasn't trying to kill himself.
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Egotastic
Junior Seau’s Family to Donate His Brain for Study
Former NFL great Junior Seau's death has been officially ruled a suicide, and now his family has said that they will allow his brain to be studied to see if concussions he sustained lead to brain damage.
San Diego Chargers team chaplain Shawn Mitchell told the Los Angeles Times that Seau's family felt it was important so others may be helped down the road.
Seau was found on May 2nd in a bedroom of his home with a single gunshot wound to his chest. No suicide note was found at the scene. Read More » »