Cardinals cornerback Jeff Gladney dies in car crash

 Arizona Cardinals cornerback Jeff Gladney was killed in a fender bender early Monday morning in Dallas, the group and his representative declared Monday evening.

"We are crushed to learn of Jeff Gladney's passing," the Cardinals said in a proclamation."

The sheriff's office said the accident included two vehicles and that starter data showed the white vehicle had been speeding and cut the second vehicle from behind. The white vehicle let completely go and struck the wharf light emission road.

A star at TCU, Gladney was a first-round draft pick by the Minnesota Vikings in 2020.

The Vikings likewise gave an assertion giving sympathies to Gladney's loved ones. Gladney played 16 games for Minnesota in 2020, beginning 15 and recording 81 handles. He was out of the association in 2021 following capture on a crime attack charge including a previous sweetheart however marked a two-year manage the Cardinals in March after he was seen.

Free specialist security George Iloka, who played with Gladney in Minnesota, tweeted: "This Jeff Gladney news hitting me unique. Had the honor of playing with him during his freshman year in Minnesota. Perhaps the most aware and purposeful new kid on the block I've been around up to this point. Continuously had a grin and came to work. Miserable.

 He was a successive guest on the grounds and was at our spring practices and spring game this year, gladly joined by his young child. He will be remembered fondly by our whole local area."