A former NFL player has passed away. Bob Lee was 81 years old when he died on August 17. He had a notable career, including a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl game. Lee played for several teams, including the Vikings, Falcons, and Rams, over the course of 11 years. His record as a quarterback was 19-11 in 30 starts.
Lee's career spanned 77 regular-season games and eight postseason games. He also handled punting duties for part of his career. Further details about his life and career are available from the team that announced his death.
The team has released information about Lee's accomplishments, including his performance in regular season and playoff games.
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