Harry Galbreath, a former offensive lineman for the Dolphins, Packers and Jets, has died, the Green Bay Press Gazette is reporting. He was 45.
Galbreath’s death was confirmed by the University of Tennessee, where he was an associate strength and conditioning coach and had been an All-American offensive lineman in the 1980s.
Galbreath played for the Dolphins from 1988 to 1992, for the Packers from 1993 to 1995 and for the Jets in 1996.
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Man, that’s pretty young. There seems to be a bunch of football players dying relatively early.
All the best to the Galbreath family in these difficult times.
My condolences to his family and friends. That’s frighteningly young. What was the cause of death?
Best wishes to the family. It’s a terrible loss.
Hard to avoid guessing that the cause will be cardiac arrest, though.
that’s sad. but we’ll have to take your word for it, the link is broke.
Freedom 45.
Harry was one of the first pieces Ron Wolf brought back to Green Bay to begin rebuilding the Packers and he was a class player and a winner…. God be with your family as they greieve losing you far too young !!! Rest in Piece Harry
Hate seeing people die so young. Rest in peace.
RIP Harry Galbreadth.
RIP
When an NFL Player dies at 45, it would be a good idea to include the cause of death or state that it is unknown. This information is relevant considering all the talk about long term health concerns for players. It would also be good to make sure the link to the story works properly and doesn’t point to a page not found message.
This is a real shame. I feel for his family. RIP.
Now let’s get back to the usual ignorant banter please. It’s not right having a thread on this site without it.
It’s a terrible tragedy that Harry Galbreath has passed away. You can help remember him by contributing to his memorial website at http://harrygalbreath.people2remember.com/