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Bob Trumpy, former Bengals tight end and broadcaster, dies

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Cincinnati Bengals Legendary Tight End Bob Trumpy Has Passed Away

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Springfield grad Bob Trumpy, former Cincinnati tight end and NFL broadcaster, dead at 80

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Bob Trumpy, Bengals tight end and TV/radio personality, dies at 80

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Cincinnati Bengals legend dead at 80

The Cincinnati Bengals organization is mourning the loss of a former tight end and wide receiver who played during the team’s inaugural season. Bob Trumpy died at the age of 80, surrounded by family, according to a Cincinnati Bengals spokesperson.

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