Roman Gabriel, Trailblazing NFL Quarterback, Dies at 83

Roman Gabriel, the first Filipino-American NFL quarterback and 1969 MVP, passed away peacefully at his home.

Roman Gabriel, celebrated for his robust physique and powerful arm, passed away at the age of 83 due to natural causes.
Gabriel's death marks the end of an era for the Los Angeles Rams, where he remains the franchise leader with 154 touchdown passes.
He was a four-time Pro Bowl selectee and the NFL's MVP in 1969, leading the Rams to multiple successful seasons.
Beyond football, Gabriel had a notable career in acting and broadcasting, and was involved in various charitable activities.
His legacy extends beyond his athletic achievements, remembered as a mentor and pioneer in the NFL.