Chuck Knox, the former NFL coach who took the Los Angeles Rams to three straight NFC championship games and also led the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills, has died. He was 86.
The Rams and Seahawks said Sunday that Knox died Saturday night.
One of Chuck Knox's first acts as #Bills head coach was to trade O.J. Simpson to the 49ers. A draft choice from the Simpson trade ultimately led Buffalo to selecting Jim Kelly in the 1983 #NFL draft. https://t.co/HxkrpW1IMg
— [BN] Blitz (@BNBlitzNow) May 14, 2018
“He established a winning culture and a legacy that will never be forgotten, being the only coach to lead the Rams to five consecutive double-digit-win seasons,” the Rams said in a statement. “The memories and accomplishments that Coach Knox left behind will continue to inspire us and Rams fans. We hold his family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.”.
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