Former NFL running back Alex Collins has died tragically at the age of 28 due to a collision with a motorcycle. The former star athlete, known for his time with the Seattle Seahawks and Baltimore Ravens, was riding his motorcycle in Lauderdale Lakes, Fla., on Sunday night when he collided with an SUV making a left turn. The impact threw Collins out the window of the SUV, causing his untimely death at the scene.
During his three seasons with the Seahawks and two seasons with the Ravens, Collins made a significant impact both on and off the field. The Brown County Sheriff’s Office said the driver of the SUV, who stayed at the scene, cooperated with authorities.
The Seahawks, in a statement released after the tragic incident, recalled that Collins had a “larger than life personality” and asked for thoughts and prayers for his family during this difficult time. Similarly, Ravens coach John Harbaugh paid tribute to Collins, noting his uplifting spirit and unwavering determination on the field.
Alex Collins leaves behind a lasting legacy in the football world, where he was celebrated as a dedicated teammate and player whose contributions were instrumental to the success of both the Ravens and Seahawks. As the NFL community mourns the loss of this young talent, Collins’ memory will be cherished by fans and fellow athletes alike.
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