Rob Bironas,Former Titans Kicker, Killed in Car Crash

Rob Bironas,Former Titans Kicker, Killed in Car Crash. Previous Titans kicker Rob Bironas was murdered in an overnight auto collision in Nashville. He was 36. As indicated by Metro police, Bironas was included in a solitary vehicle crash in the 800 square of Battery Lane around 11 p.m. Saturday.

Bironas lost control of the SUV he was driving while going at a high rate of pace, and the vehicle went off the street and hit a few trees before winding up in a waste duct, upside down. Bironas was transported Vanderbilt University Medical Center and claimed dead on entry.

Metro Police representative Don Aaron said Bironas had turned on Battery Lane from Franklin Pike, and gave off an impression of being going home, not too a long way from where the accident happened. Aaron said there was no proof of liquor on the scene. Bironas wedded Rachel Bradshaw, the little girl of Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Terry Bradshaw, in June. Aaron said a Metro police minister was with her not long after the accident. Bironas kicked for the Titans for nine seasons. They discharged him in March.

Rob Bironas Killed in Car Crash

The group said in an announcement early Sunday morning  that it was "profoundly disheartened" to look into Bironas' passing.

"Burglarize had a noteworthy effect as a player in his nine years with the group and all the more vitally touched numerous lives in the Nashville group off the field," the announcement said. "Our contemplations and requests to God go out to his wife, Rachel, and his family amid this exceptionally troublesome time."

He had 1,032 focuses in his nine-year vocation, only 28 focuses behind Al Del Greco, the top scorer in the historical backdrop of the Houston Oilers/ Tennessee Titans association, and he made 85.7 percent of his field-objective endeavors (239 of 279) to rank fourth in NFL history in correctness. Bironas made an establishment record 11 diversion winning field objectives, including a 60-yarder against the Indianapolis Colts in 2006 that remaining parts the longest field objective in Oilers or Titans history.

Bironas worked out for the Lions recently, and worked out for the Buccaneers prior this offseason. The previous Titans kicker was additionally known for his group exceed in the Nashville zone. In 2008, he began the Rob Bironas Fund, which gave to associations concentrated on supporting kids.

An announcement was posted on Bironas' online networking records affirming his demise hours after the wreck. He completed as the Titans' second record-breaking heading scorer with 1,032 focuses, and he set an establishment record scoring triple digits in seven straight seasons. He likewise set a NFL record in 2011 in hitting a field objective from no less than 40 yards in 10 sequential amusements.

Bironas made an establishment record 11 diversion winning field objectives amid his vocation, including a 60-yarder against the Indianapolis Colts in 2006 that remaining parts the longest field objective in Oilers or Titans history. Bironas kicked a NFL single-amusement record eight field objectives in a 2007 triumph over the Houston Texans, including a 29-yard diversion victor as time lapsed. That helped him to make his just Pro Bowl, that year he was an Associated Press All Pro.

"All I'm going to truly say at this time is my considerations and supplications to God are out to Rachel and London, his child, and the Bironas family," said punter Brett Kern, who acted as Bironas' holder since 2009. "You never need to get that bring in the morning that that happened. I'm simply appealing to God for them through this time."



"Ransack was a genuine alluring gentleman that constantly sort of brought grins to individuals' appearances around the building, around this group," quarterback Jake Locker said. "It's hard to see a gentleman like that, that adolescent, truly sort of simply having the chance to begin his life, he simply got hitched, every one of those things, you feel for him, you feel for the friends and family that lamentably are abandoned now. You simply implore that somehow they could be stronger and discover a positive out of it."

Bironas went to Auburn and exchanged to Georgia Southern where he won a Division I-AA national title. Bironas went to work for his father's organization in Louisville, Kentucky, and was cut by Green Bay in 2002. He played in the Arena Football League and even the Af2 while investing time in preparing camps with Tampa Bay and Pittsburgh functioning as low maintenance security gatekeeper and different employments while attempting to stay with a NFL group.