CHECK OUT: Marcus Spears Clarifies His Thoughts About Larry Allen
Larry Allen died unexpectedly at the age of 52, causing shock in the NFL community.
Allen was a 14-year NFL veteran and offensive lineman who spent most of his career with the Dallas Cowboys and briefly played for the San Francisco 49ers.
After learning of Allen’s death, many experts and former players turned to social media to express their grief.
Marcus Spears discussed the NFL on ESPN, focusing on Allen.
“[Larry’s] impact would be felt throughout the locker room…” “I believe he’s the greatest offensive lineman to ever play in the NFL,” Spears remarked.
Spears had nothing but great things to say about Allen, a Pro Football Hall of Famer.
Allen was a Cowboys player in the 1995 Super Bowl, where they defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers in a historic game.
Allen’s legacy will not be forgotten, both inside the Cowboys organization and around the NFL as a whole.
Fans will most certainly continue to discuss him and his effect on the game for the foreseeable future, since he set an excellent example for the NFL.
Allen avoided the spotlight off the field and enjoyed a drama-free career.
He clearly enjoyed football and aspired to play at the greatest level at all times.
