RIP to Pitt and Ravens great, Tony Siragusa

RIP to a football great.

One of the biggest personalities that the NFL has ever seen has passed away as Tony Siragusa died Wednesday at the age of just 55.  He’s remembered as a key part of the dominant Baltimore Ravens defense that captured Super Bowl XXXV.  He started his NFL career with the Colts and was also a sideline reporter for NFL coverage on Fox.

Before his NFL career however, Siragusa starred at a rival of Notre Dame’s, as the Goose was a force for Pitt from 1985-1989 before signing an undrafted free agent contract with the Colts.  While at Pitt, the Goose delivered an all-time quote that took a rib at Notre Dame and Penn State.

“If I wanted to learn a school song, I would’ve gone to Notre Dame or Penn State. I want to kill people on the football field. That’s why I came to Pitt.” – Tony Siragusa

Regardless of your thoughts on Pitt football, that quote belongs on a t-shirt at the bookstore.

RIP to a great player and all-time personality that went miles in making football fun.

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