Just in: The head coach of the Baltimore Ravens received sad news regarding his top player family

Just in: The head coach of the Baltimore Ravens received sad news regarding his top player family

The Ravens honored former running back Alex Collins, who passed away on Sunday after a motorcycle accident, for a portion of Tuesday.

John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Ravens, began his media appearance by recalling Collins as a “great dancer.”

“We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the family and offer our prayers for them and Alex in eternity. This is from the bottom of our hearts as an organization, including every player, coach, and [owner] Steve Bisciotti.” He was a really nice man. On the practice field, [he] brought tremendous energy each day.

It’s possible that you recall him as an exceptional dancer. And it was great to have him here,” Harbaugh informed the media.

Collins lost his life when the motorcycle he was riding into another car.

Throughout the course of the 2017 and 2018 seasons, the adored running back played in 25 games for the Ravens.

During his two seasons in Baltimore, he amassed 1,384 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns on the ground.

Following a motorcycle accident over the weekend, Alex Collins passed away.
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Following a motorcycle accident over the weekend, Alex Collins passed away.
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John Harbaugh, head coach of the Baltimore Ravens
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Collins was praised by John Harbaugh, the head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
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The response from both players and fans there indicates that he had a significant influence during his tenure.

Alex Collins was a humorous teammate, according to cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who spoke with reporters. “I believe he made everyone laugh, but I just want to encourage everyone who is listening to tell their loved ones how much they mean to them because you never know.” That’s all I wanted to say, and Alex Collins and his family have my sincere prayers.

Collins was a member of the Ravens during Humphrey’s first two NFL seasons.

The defensive back claimed that what will stick in his memory about Collins is the path he took to enter the league.

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He recounted Collins’ transformation from a member of the practice squad to a key component of the Ravens offense.

“So, to kind of see that journey for him, it was surreal,” Humphrey said. “A lot of times, a practice squad guy may not think he’s starting running back in the same season, so it was kind of a very ideal story.” “I’m sure he experienced a surreal feeling, but it also demonstrated that, after being drafted earlier, you can truly start low and rise to your desired position by falling and then rising again. There will be many ups and downs, but it is possible.