Four-Time Pro Bowl Quarterback Norm Snead Dies at 84

Snead, who played for five teams during his 16-year NFL career, passed away after a lengthy illness.

Norm Snead, a four-time Pro Bowl quarterback who played for five teams during his 16-year NFL career, died at the age of 84 after a lengthy illness.
Snead was drafted second overall in the 1961 NFL Draft by the Washington Redskins, where he played for three seasons and made two Pro Bowl appearances.
He later played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, and San Francisco 49ers, earning two additional Pro Bowl selections with the Eagles and Giants.
Over his career, Snead threw 196 touchdowns, 257 interceptions, and totaled 30,797 passing yards with a 52-100-7 record in 159 starts.
After retiring from the NFL, Snead served two stints as head coach at The Apprentice School in Virginia and later became a realtor.