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Bob Trumpy, former Bengals tight end and broadcaster, dies

Bob Trumpy, longtime Bengals player and NBC broadcaster, dies at 80

Bob Trumpy, who was an original member of the Cincinnati Bengals for 10 years before enjoying a career as a network radio and television analyst, has died.

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Bob Trumpy, Former NFL Player Turned NBC Broadcaster, Dies at 80

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Bob Trumpy, Bengals tight end and TV/radio personality, dies at 80

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Former NFL player, broadcaster Bob Trumpy dies at 80

Former Cincinnati Bengals tight end and broadcaster Bob Trumpy has died at the age of 80.

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Cincinnati Bengals legend dead at 80

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'Extraordinary career': Former NFL tight end and broadcaster from Illinois dies at 80

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Bob Trumpy, NFL Player Turned NBC Broadcaster, Dies at 80

Trumpy’s 4,600 receiving yards, 35 receiving touchdowns and 15.4 yards per catch remain the most by a tight end in team history.

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Springfield grad Bob Trumpy, former Cincinnati tight end and NFL broadcaster, dead at 80

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Bob Trumpy, Bengals legend and broadcaster, dead at 80

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Bears vs Bengals: Inside the snap counts, stats, and the offensive explosion

Here are all the Bears' snap counts, a spotlight on some individual statistics, and a few team stats from the win vs the Bengals.

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Al Golden's Bengals' defense responsible for some ugly numbers

The Bengals are the first team to score 38+ points in back-to-back games and lose both since the 1966 Giants, per ESPN.

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NFL World Mourns Hall of Fame Announcer’s Death at 80

Trumpy earned All-AFL honors in his sophomore year, recording 835 yards and nine touchdowns on only 37 receptions. The 1970 AFL-NFL merger didn’t stop Trumpy from averaging 36 catches, 487 yards, and three touchdowns over his next five seasons.

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Dave Lapham 'totally humbled' to enter Bengals Ring of Honor

Now in his 50th year with the team, the radio analyst and former Bengals lineman personally knew all the honorees since the tradition started in 2021.