Former Cardinals All-Pro Luis Sharpe Dies at 65

Luis Sharpe, a three-time Pro Bowl and All-Pro left tackle for the Arizona Cardinals, passed away at 65. Born in Havana and raised in Detroit, Sharpe had a 13-year NFL career, playing 189 games and earning recognition as one of the Cardinals' greatest offensive linemen. After his football career, he struggled with addiction and was in and out of prison but achieved sobriety in recent years. Sharpe dedicated his later life to counseling others at a Detroit sobriety clinic and working with the NFL to support former players' health. His story of redemption and resilience inspired many, as he openly shared his struggles and recovery through public speaking engagements. Tributes from the Cardinals organization and the NFL praised his strength both on and off the field, highlighting his impact as a player and advocate for those battling addiction.