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## Former NFL Offensive Lineman and Broadcaster Craig Wolfley Dies at 66
Craig Wolfley, a former NFL offensive lineman and renowned broadcaster, has passed away at the age of 66 due to an undisclosed form of cancer. Wolfley played for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1980 to 1990 and later for the Minnesota Vikings from 1990 to 1991 ¹.

## NFL Career Highlights
– *Draft and Playing Career*: Selected by the Steelers in the 1980 draft, Wolfley made 104 starts across 10 seasons, showcasing his skills as a left guard and left tackle.
– *Physical Strength*: He demonstrated remarkable physical strength, placing fifth in the World’s Strongest Man competition in 1981 and owning a boxing club in Pittsburgh’s suburbs ².

## Broadcasting Legacy
– *Steeler’s Radio Network*: Wolfley joined the Steelers Radio Network as a color commentator, partnering with Tunch Ilkin for the show “In the Locker Room with Tunch and Wolf” until Ilkin’s passing in 2021.
– *Commentary Style*: His passionate voice, humor, and in-depth analysis made him a trusted figure among Steelers fans ³.

## Tributes and Survivors
– *Family*: Wolfley is survived by his wife, Faith, brother Ron, and six children.
– *Steeler’s President*: Art Rooney II praised Wolfley’s work ethic, commitment to excellence, and lasting impact on the community ¹.