Two of Nick Mangold's old Jets teammates are urging voters to put the ex-center into the Hall of Fame following his tragic death.

Nick Mangold, a former New York Jets player, has died at age 41, weeks after he asked the NFL fanbase for a kidney. The former athlete died due to complications of kidney disease on Saturday, Oct. 25.

The passing of New York Jets legend Nick Mangold hit many hard. Among those was former Jets head coach Rex Ryan. Upon hearing the new of Mangold's passing this past weekend, Ryan spoke about it during his ESPN NFL gig. If you've missed it, Ryan really was heartbroken about Mangold.

Jason Kelce, the recently retired legend at center for the Philadelphia Eagles, called Nick Mangold "ten times the player than I ever was" after the former Buckeye's passing.

Bart Scott claims that there was a 'plan in place' for ex-teammate Nick Mangold to overcome his battle with kidney disease.

Jets Legends Nick Mangold and John Abraham are among the 52 Modern Era players who have advanced in the voting process for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2026.

With the news of the tragic death of NFL player Nick Mangold, 41, over the weekend due to complications with kidney disease, two of his Catholic alma maters are remembering the center who spent his entire 11-season career with the New York Jets.

Mark Sanchez has spoken out after learning that his former Jets teammate Nick Mangold had died. “We lost a good man today. I know @nickmangold will be a hall-of-famer, but there’s more to his story than his accomplishments on the gridiron,