Vonte Davis, the only NFL player to retire during a game during halftime of a Bills’ Week 2 match in 2018, was a former cornerback for the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, and Colts. He supposedly passed away on Monday, April 1, 2024, at the age of 35.
The former NFL cornerback’s body was discovered in his Southwest Ranches, Florida, home by his grandmother. The reason of death is yet unknown, but according to the authorities, foul play is not suspected.
Davis was born on May 27, 1988. He spent ten seasons in the NFL, amassing 395 tackles and 20 interceptions throughout his tenure. He was among the top DC football players to reach the NFL.
Over the course of ten seasons, split between Miami, the Buffalo Bills, and the Indianapolis Colts, he recorded 22 interceptions and 98 pass deflections.
He is an excellent player who will be much missed by everyone who got to know him.
No matter how briefly he interacted with someone, he consistently made a good impression.
The family hasn’t made any decisions yet because they are still in mourning. As further information about Davis’s cause of death becomes available, we will update this page (isinfo24). To make sure you don’t miss any changes about any last-minute plans, be sure to check back frequently.
