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John Madden

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John Madden was the former head coach of the Oakland Raiders who went on to a long career as an NFL color commentator.

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John Madden was a GENTLEMAN and a SCHOLAR. The demand is great for BOTH. RIP.

Always a RAIDERS IRON GRID

John was a great man! I (unfortunately) only knew him as a commentary for the NFL Sunday night football, but I got to know him through the years! From what I knew, he was a patient and passionate person, always a positive thing to say!!! Show me the fundamentals of the game, and what not to do! His experience and expertise will be missed!!! And I feel for his family!!! Sorry for your lose!!!

He Inspired my favorite video game,My condolences to his family

R.I.P. to an absolute legend.

To the family, many, many friends, and fans of this great person who played and loved the game of football. Mr. John Madden was the former head coach of the Oakland Raiders who went on to a long career as an NFL color commentator. He had a wonderful career in football. May you find comfort in your wealth of fond memories together with Mr. John Madden. May the love and many, many special memories you shared with your devoted loved one show how much your life was touched by him. May the God of...

May God continue to provide comfort and peace to the family, today tomorrow and always. Please accept my condolences.

An amazing man very personable kind funny very intelligent and very animated Had the opportunity to meet him several times And I'm so blessed to have met him.To me he was the image of the Raiders.My dad was a fan of the Raiders,my sister cheered with the Oakland Raiders,I have a very special friend who played OL for coach Madden,and my son owned most of the Madden Football games . I am so blessed to have been in his present Go get your wings.

I never got the chance to meet John, but I felt I new him just the same. I listened to him weekly on KCBS radio. First with Al Hart the when Al retired with Stan Bunker. I laughed and cried with them while they spoke to John mostly about sports, but then just about everything going on in day to day life. I always wanted to go to his yearly barbecue, but even though I entered the contests to win a ticket to the barbecue, I never won a ticket. When I heard John had passed I cried for hours. I...