Cash Hill
Cash Hill is a retired Football player. He played 6 seasons with the Baltimore Ravens. In his 6 seasons, he won a Rookie of the Year award, was a 3-time Pro Bowler and led the team to 2 Super Bowl wins. In week 2 of 2001, he had a gruesome ACL tear which led to him being cut from the team. After a comeback year, he played 2 seasons with the Indianapolis Colts. He won Comeback Player of the Year in 2003 and made the Pro Bowl. He also won the 2003 Butkus Award. He led the team to an AFC championship in 2004 but fell short to the Carolina Panthers. He finished his career with 4 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. He made the Pro Bowl all 4 years in Seattle and also won the 2006 Super Bowl. In 2008 he suffered a massive concussion which led to his retirement following the season. He was a first ballot Hall of Famer in 2011. In 2015 he suffered a stroke and was put in the hospital. He lost his life from a seizure in 2016. An autopsy showed that his concussion in 2008 caused massive brain cell loss and years before he started losing his nerves which caused the seizure. In his 12 years in the NFL he won 3 Super Bowls, 9 Pro Bowls, the 2003 Butkus Award, and was a first ballot Hall of Fame inductee. His life will be remembered in history.
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