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- Billy Ray Smith Jr., a former linebacker who spent his entire NFL career with the San Diego Chargers and was later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, has died at age 64.
- According to the report, his death followed a struggle with dementia caused by CTE.
- He remained connected to the sport after retiring as a player, including a spell in broadcasting, and was married to Kimberly Hunt.
- The report frames him as a Chargers legend whose influence endured well beyond his playing days.
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- Any tribute or statement from the Chargers franchise or his family, including Kimberly Hunt
- Further details emerging about his CTE-related dementia diagnosis
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Named United States · Arkansas · Billy Ray Smith Jr. · College Football Hall of Fame · Kimberly Hunt · NFL · San Diego Chargers
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