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Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro died last month at 35 in an accidental overdose, with authorities citing acute combined fentanyl, cocaine, and ethanol intoxication. Mauro played at Stanford and spent time with the Cardinals, Giants, and Raiders before retiring after the 2021 season.
Josh Mauro, a Stanford grad who played 80 NFL games (40 starts) across the Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants and Oakland Raiders and recorded five sacks and 130 tackles, has died at age 35. The cause of death wasn’t disclosed, and tributes poured in from former teammates and teams, including Raiders star Maxx Crosby who called Mauro a mentor and friend.
Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who played for the Cardinals (2014–2018, 2021), Giants, Raiders and Jaguars (2018–2020), died at 35, announced by his father. No cause of death was disclosed. Mauro appeared in 80 NFL games with 40 starts, recording five sacks and two forced fumbles. The Cardinals, Raiders and Stanford paid tribute to him.
Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby said he’s “sick to my stomach” over the death of his former teammate Josh Mauro, who died on April 23 at 35. The two were briefly Raiders teammates in 2018 and lived in the same building; Mauro’s NFL career included time with the Cardinals, Giants, Raiders and Jaguars. Mauro’s father, Greg Mauro, announced the death on Facebook, and Crosby shared an emotional tribute saying Mauro had his back since day one. The Cardinals and Raiders issued condolences; no cause of death was disclosed.
Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro has died at 35. He appeared in 80 NFL games from 2014–2021, largely with the Arizona Cardinals, and also spent time with the New York Giants, Oakland Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars. Born in St Albans, UK, Mauro's father Greg confirmed the death, with no cause disclosed. The Cardinals issued a condolences statement, and former teammates spoke of his reliability and readiness.
Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who played for the Oakland Raiders, died at age 35.
Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who spent most of his eight-year career with the Arizona Cardinals and also played for the Giants and Raiders, died on April 23 at age 35. No cause of death was disclosed. Mauro appeared in 80 career games, recording 130 tackles, 5 sacks and 2 forced fumbles across his time with the Cardinals, Giants, and Raiders after going undrafted out of Stanford.
Former Cardinals defensive lineman Josh Mauro, who had three stints with Arizona and appeared in 55 games (four sacks) across 2014-2017 and 2020-21, died at age 35. The team issued a condolence statement, and former teammate Adrian Wilson praised his reliability and readiness.
Former NFL defensive end Josh Mauro, who played for the Cardinals, Giants and Raiders, has died at 35; his family announced the death Thursday with no cause disclosed. Mauro, born in England and raised in Texas, played college football at Stanford, went undrafted in 2014, and spent six seasons with Arizona and a season with New York (2018, after a PED policy suspension). He appeared in 80 NFL games (40 starts), recording 130 tackles, five sacks, five passes defended and two forced fumbles.