NFL Reactions to Irsay

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Jim Irsay, Owner of Indianapolis Colts, Passes Away at 65

'This hurts my soul': Indianapolis Colts players, coaches react to team owner Jim Irsay's death

Irsay was a successful owner in moments, including winning the 2006 Super Bowl and creating numerous playoff runs in Indianapolis with Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck under center.

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Colts Legends React to Jim Irsay's Passing

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Former Indianapolis Colts players, coaches react to Jim Irsay’s death

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Jim Irsay died and we're less for it; Indianapolis, the Colts, all of us

The city is less without a philanthropist who had occasional battles with inner demons, yes, but listened regularly to his better angels and contributed to causes big and small all over the city.

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Jim Irsay, Colts owner who died at 65, was "unapologetically himself," Robert Kraft says

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Jim Irsay, Longtime Owner of the Indianapolis Colts, Dies at 65

Tom Brady reacts to Jim Irsay's death, supports Peyton Manning as tributes pour in for Colts owner

A flood of emotional reactions and condolences followed the death of Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay. Peyton Manning said he was "heartbroken" by the news after spending 13 years of his illustrious career under Irsay's leadership with the AFC South franchise.

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Pat McAfee shares emotional reaction to Jim Irsay’s death

Pat McAfee honors late Colts owner Jim Irsay with heartfelt tribute reflecting on their bond and shared history in Indianapolis.

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Peyton Manning, Tom Brady offer reactions to news of Colts owner Jim Irsay's death

Former NFL stars Peyton Manning and Tom Brady were among many around the sports world expressing their sadness over hearing that Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay had died. Irsay, 65, died on Wednesday,

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Tom Brady's Solemn One-Word Reaction to Peyton Manning's Emotional Tribute for Jim Irsay

After Peyton Manning honored the late Colts owner Jim Irsay, Tom Brady left a brief but heartfelt comment that captured the emotion of the moment.

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Colts’ Jim Irsay was the NFL’s fallible and touchable owner, and his bold voice spelled the end of Dan Snyder

He could be a colorful, wandering hippy, or sometimes seem broken and struggling with mental health. Wherever Irsay was at in life, he was often open about it in a way that is uncommon among NFL owners.