Frank Wycheck, who was a tight end for both the Houston Oilers and the Tennessee Titans, tragically died Saturday morning. He was 52.
Wycheck’s family said he fell while inside of his home in Chattanooga, Tennessee and ended up hitting his head, according to a statement. Later that day, he was found unresponsive. (RELATED: Bills Head Coach Sean McDermott Gets Outright Disrespectful About 9/11, And I Refuse To Accept His Fake-A** Apology)
A Titans‘ Ring of Honor member, Wycheck tallied a total of 4,958 yards and 27 touchdowns off 482 receptions — that last statistic ranks third in the history of the organization. He was named a three-time Pro Bowler, earning the honor in 1998, 1999 and 2000, according to ESPN.
When the Oilers moved to Tennessee and became the Titans in 1997, Wycheck was one of the key players for the team, and is most remembered for the “Music City…
