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Nov 27, 2021 · KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Hall of Fame defensive lineman Curley Culp, who helped the Kansas City Chiefs win their first Super Bowl during a 14-year NFL career, died Saturday of complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 75. Culp announced this month that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
Nov 27, 2021 · Jim Wyatt. Hall of Famer and former Oilers defensive lineman Curley Culp died on Saturday of complications from pancreatic cancer. Culp's wife, Collette Bloom Culp, announced "on behalf of our family and with a broken heart" the five-time All-Pro's death. He was 75. Earlier this month, Culp announced that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
College Days: Curley Culp. Hall of Fame defensive tackle Curley Culp was one of the strongest and most athletic defensive lineman in NFL history. Little do people know that he honed that legendary strength by tossing 50-pound barrels day after day on his father’s farm while growing up in Yuma, Arizona. Culp’s long-developed power translated ...
A number of Sun Devils have followed in Culp’s footsteps and took the title; especially noteworthy is Anthony Robles, who was a two time All American and Outstanding Wrestler in the 2011 NCAA’s. Curley Culp’s overall career record at ASU was 84-9-4. He won three WAC titles and was twice NCAA qualifier, winning the championship once.
2008 | Curley Culp | Defensive Tackle. Culp was an anchor of the Chiefs defensive line for seven seasons …. Heralded as one of the quickest defensive linemen in the league …. Starting defensive tackle on Kansas City's Super Bowl IV squad …. A member of the Chiefs 25-Year All-Time Team …. Played in AFL All-Star Game following the '69 ...
Aug 2, 2013 · The name is Curley Culp, a defensive tackle who played from 1968-1981 and is best known for his years with the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Oilers. ... Culp made it to four straight Pro Bowls ...
Hall of Fame defensive lineman Curley Culp dies at 75. Originally published by The Associated Press on November 27, 2021. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Curley Culp, the Hall of Fame defensive lineman who helped the Kansas City Chiefs win their first Super Bowl during a 14-year NFL career, died Saturday of complications from pancreatic cancer.
