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Jaron Ferguson's family responds to speculation about "suspicious death"

The family of Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson has issued a statement addressing reports of his cause of death.

In astatement shared by Doni Smith on Twitter,Ferguson's fiancéefamily said, "Despite speculation in previous reports, at this time. The cause of Jaron's death has not yet been identified. "

Baltimore police said Ferguson was unresponsive at a 400-block house on Ilchester Avenue in the Harwood district of Baltimore late Tuesday. Said he noticed. Upon arrival, they found a healthcare professional providing treatment to Ferguson, who was unresponsive.

"This is one of the darkest moments in our lives and we are still completely shocked," the statement read. "Respect your privacy as you survive this difficult time."

Ravenssaid in a Twitterstatement that the 26-year-olddied on Wednesday. Announced.Police showed no signs of trauma or cheating, but according to TMZ, Ferguson's "suspicious death""has not ruled out the possibility of overdose." Stated.

Jaylon Ferguson during a Ravens preseason game on Aug. 15, 2019.
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"It's a deep sorrow I admit that my beloved Jaron Ferguson died unexpectedly. " "Jaron was a loving father, son, brother, fiancé, and extraordinary athlete.

" His kindness, big heart, and infectious personality are overlooked by many. , His legacy continues. Thank you very much for the phone calls, texts, and support posts from many of his friends and fans who learned of this tragedy. "

Ferguson's fiancée said," God. , This is the baby killing me !!! My king resting in paradise !!! I really want to see you. "

Jaylon Ferguson pressures Russell Wilson during an Oct. 20, 2019 game.
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NFL community, including Ferguson's Ravens teammates,, after news about his death, social media { We shared their condolences at 54}.

Ferguson shared three young children with Smith.