Huff was 87.
“Anybody who knew Sam knew what a tremendous particular person he was,” Washington house owners Daniel and Tanya Snyder mentioned in a press release on the staff’s Twitter account. “He was an iconic participant and broadcaster for the franchise for over 40 years and was an awesome pal to our household.”
Huff made 5 Professional Bowls over a 13-year profession, gained an NFL title with the New York Giants in 1956 and was elected to the Professional Soccer Corridor of Fame in 1982.
“He represented the franchise with honor and respect on the sector and within the sales space and was beloved by our followers. Tanya and I wish to prolong our deepest condolences to all of Sam’s household and buddies throughout this time,” the house owners’ assertion added.
New York Giants staff president John Mara additionally paid tribute to the previous participant, calling Huff “one of many best Giants of all time.”
