Matt Stevens, a Super Bowl champion with the New England Patriots and an Appalachian State University football legend, has passed away at the age of 51. His family confirmed his death, prompting an outpouring of tributes from former teammates, coaches, and fans.
Stevens played college football at Appalachian State, where he quickly became a star. He was recognized for his exceptional talent and leadership abilities. His contributions to the Mountaineers program are still remembered and celebrated today. He helped lead the team to numerous victories and set records that stood for years.
Following his successful college career, Stevens was drafted into the NFL. He eventually joined the New England Patriots, where he earned a Super Bowl ring. While his time in the NFL was impactful, his roots remained firmly planted in his Appalachian State legacy. Details regarding memorial services will be released by the family soon.
Super Bowl Champion and Appalachian State Legend Matt Stevens Dies at 51
Former New England Patriots Super Bowl winner Matt Stevens has died at the age of 51, his family announced. Before his NFL success, Stevens was a celebrated football player at Appalachian State University, leaving a lasting legacy on the program. He was known for his dedication and impact both on and off the field. The cause of death has not been released.