Joe D’Alessandris, the Baltimore Ravens' offensive line coach, has passed away at the age of 70 after battling health complications following surgery. His death was confirmed by the Ravens, who mourned the loss of a coach described as a man of integrity and faith by head coach John Harbaugh. Known affectionately as 'Joe D.', he had a nearly 50-year coaching career across various NFL teams, including the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. D’Alessandris was deeply respected for his passion for the game and his ability to connect with players, leaving behind a legacy of mentorship and inspiration. He is survived by his three daughters and five grandchildren, who cherished him deeply. The Ravens are preparing to honor his memory during their upcoming season opener against the Kansas City Chiefs.