Vikings Legend Jim Marshall, NFL Ironman and 'Wrong Way Run' Icon, Passes Away at 87
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Jim Marshall, a legendary Vikings defensive end known for his durability and record of 282 consecutive games, has died at age 87. He played from 1961 to 1979, participated in four Super Bowls, and was celebrated for his leadership and toughness. His record stood until 2009 when Brett Favre broke it. The Vikings organization mourns his passing, honoring his legacy as a key figure in franchise history.
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