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Don Hasselbeck, narrow end of the Super Bowl who played for nine years in NflHe died after he entered his heart’s arrest in his house, his son said on Monday. He was 70 years old.
Matt Hasselbeck, a former NFL striker, son of older Hasselbeck, remembered his father in the post on X.
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Don Hasselbeck, #80, New England Patriots, fights for the passage while Washington Redskins’ Monte Coleman, #51, tries to shake the ball on October 25, 1981. (AP Photo/Scott Stewart, file)
“He was a great husband, father, grandfather, friend, coach, player, associate, artist, mentor and storyteller. Despite being all -American in Colorado and the Super Bowla champion with the Raiders, what we are most proud is the leader he was for our family,” he wrote.
“He helped us put our feet on solid ground. Married and in love with our mom, Betsy, 50 years, built their house on the rock of Jesus Christ. The prayer magazines of our Father, in his careful manuscript and long pencil, hold every name and needs. Many of you who knew the Father prayed in the pages of his pages.”
Don Hasselbeck was the second round in the 1977 NFL draft New English patriots. He played for Patriots until 1983, when he was traded in Los Angeles Raiders.
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He played 14 games with the Raiders and appeared in each of their playoff games on their way to their victory Super Bowla over Washington Redskins.
Hasselbeck then spent one season with Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants Before he retired.
“There is a hole of 6 ‘7” in our hearts. He’ll miss him so much. We are outside the thank you note that he was our father and we look forward to heaven and we are together again, “Matt Hasselbeck added.
Don Hasselbeck, #89, University of Colorado, takes University of Texas’ Steve Collier, #28, for a three-yard ride in the first quarter of the Astro-BlueBonnet Bowl game in Houston on December 27, 1975. (AP Photo/ED Kolenovsky, file)
Both sons don Hasselbeck, Matt and Tim, both played in NFL.
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He had 107 catch for 1,542 Jard and 18 Touchdown in 123 career games.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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