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Colts owner Jim Irsay has passed away
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Saw him do a concert w collection of US history/ traveling museum.
Interesting guy all around.
Interesting guy all around.
damn appears bad heart
Ward, the report said, told officers he was worried Irsay was suffering from congestive heart failure and that Irsay’s nurse had said Irsay’s oxygen level was low, his breathing was labored and he was "mostly" unconscious.
A month later, he was diagnosed with a respiratory illness.
During his annual training camp news conference last summer, Irsay told reporters he was continuing to rehab from two subsequent surgeries — though he remained seated in his golf cart. Irsay did not speak during the recent NFL Draft as he typically did.
He had also battled addictions to alcohol and painkillers.
Irsay began his football life as a ball boy after his late father, Robert, acquired the team in a trade with the late Carroll Rosenbloom, who took over the Los Angeles Rams. The younger Irsay then worked his way up to general manager, a position he held with the Colts from 1984-96. He was 24 years old when he first started in that role, becoming the youngest GM in NFL history.
Ward, the report said, told officers he was worried Irsay was suffering from congestive heart failure and that Irsay’s nurse had said Irsay’s oxygen level was low, his breathing was labored and he was "mostly" unconscious.
A month later, he was diagnosed with a respiratory illness.
During his annual training camp news conference last summer, Irsay told reporters he was continuing to rehab from two subsequent surgeries — though he remained seated in his golf cart. Irsay did not speak during the recent NFL Draft as he typically did.
He had also battled addictions to alcohol and painkillers.
Irsay began his football life as a ball boy after his late father, Robert, acquired the team in a trade with the late Carroll Rosenbloom, who took over the Los Angeles Rams. The younger Irsay then worked his way up to general manager, a position he held with the Colts from 1984-96. He was 24 years old when he first started in that role, becoming the youngest GM in NFL history.
addictions a part of early death
Ward, the report said, told officers he was worried Irsay was suffering from congestive heart failure and that Irsay’s nurse had said Irsay’s oxygen level was low, his breathing was labored and he was "mostly" unconscious.
A month later, he was diagnosed with a respiratory illness.
During his annual training camp news conference last summer, Irsay told reporters he was continuing to rehab from two subsequent surgeries — though he remained seated in his golf cart. Irsay did not speak during the recent NFL Draft as he typically did.
He had also battled addictions to alcohol and painkillers.
Irsay began his football life as a ball boy after his late father, Robert, acquired the team in a trade with the late Carroll Rosenbloom, who took over the Los Angeles Rams. The younger Irsay then worked his way up to general manager, a position he held with the Colts from 1984-96. He was 24 years old when he first started in that role, becoming the youngest GM in NFL history.
Ward, the report said, told officers he was worried Irsay was suffering from congestive heart failure and that Irsay’s nurse had said Irsay’s oxygen level was low, his breathing was labored and he was "mostly" unconscious.
A month later, he was diagnosed with a respiratory illness.
During his annual training camp news conference last summer, Irsay told reporters he was continuing to rehab from two subsequent surgeries — though he remained seated in his golf cart. Irsay did not speak during the recent NFL Draft as he typically did.
He had also battled addictions to alcohol and painkillers.
Irsay began his football life as a ball boy after his late father, Robert, acquired the team in a trade with the late Carroll Rosenbloom, who took over the Los Angeles Rams. The younger Irsay then worked his way up to general manager, a position he held with the Colts from 1984-96. He was 24 years old when he first started in that role, becoming the youngest GM in NFL history.
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Kanye will never get his chance to sit him down in a meeting with a room full of lawyers going over contracts now.
Guys a piece of shit. Bros neighbors had to petition the city cuz he couldn't stop mtaknig the helicopter to get a gallon of milk at 3 a.m. look it up........
Scumbag actually brought back Ballard and entertained firing STEICHEN??????????????
LOL Didnt bro also pay like 5 mil for a used JImi Hendrix kleenex???
Ole Irsay really showed us. CLown as TRUST FUND BABY!!!! HORSSHOE MIGHT ACTUALLY RETURN TO WINING
Scumbag actually brought back Ballard and entertained firing STEICHEN??????????????
LOL Didnt bro also pay like 5 mil for a used JImi Hendrix kleenex???
Ole Irsay really showed us. CLown as TRUST FUND BABY!!!! HORSSHOE MIGHT ACTUALLY RETURN TO WINING
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He had what id say is arguably a top q0 collection of US museum quality memorabilia.
Rocked on stage, for free for thousands, while sharing his collection.
Great American.
Rocked on stage, for free for thousands, while sharing his collection.
Great American.
Jim Irsay dead at 65
Sadly not unexpected.
At 65 looked more like 85 - been a hard life for him with the booze and drugs.
As NFL owners go - he was the last of a dying breed. His business WAS being a team owner - not making a fortune on some tech startup and dabbling in sports. He was committed to fielding a winning team and making his money the old fashioned way.
Of course he wasn’t responsible for stealing the Colts from Baltimore (his dad did that shortly before his passing) - but he was the ultimate beneficiary of that move.
Always liked the guy though for his engagement with fans and his mind blowing collection of things he found interesting - including one of the greatest collections of guitars and musical instruments in the world. Hopefully he has made arrangements for those items to remain on public display and out of private collectors hands solely.
Much like the NFL teams - he understood- you don’t “own” some things - you are just their entrusted caretaker and they should be shared with the masses - not hoarded and kept locked away in a vault somewhere.
Sadly not unexpected.
At 65 looked more like 85 - been a hard life for him with the booze and drugs.
As NFL owners go - he was the last of a dying breed. His business WAS being a team owner - not making a fortune on some tech startup and dabbling in sports. He was committed to fielding a winning team and making his money the old fashioned way.
Of course he wasn’t responsible for stealing the Colts from Baltimore (his dad did that shortly before his passing) - but he was the ultimate beneficiary of that move.
Always liked the guy though for his engagement with fans and his mind blowing collection of things he found interesting - including one of the greatest collections of guitars and musical instruments in the world. Hopefully he has made arrangements for those items to remain on public display and out of private collectors hands solely.
Much like the NFL teams - he understood- you don’t “own” some things - you are just their entrusted caretaker and they should be shared with the masses - not hoarded and kept locked away in a vault somewhere.
I remember QL posted this thread last January. He's life only got extended for a few months. No amount of money can beat death if you don't take care of your life. RIP.
Colts Owner Jim Irsay Found Blue, Unresponsive in December
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