Former Titan lineman Fred Matua passes away

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    Former Titans offensive lineman Fred Matua, who spent the 2006-07 seasons on the team’s practice squad, passed away on Sunday morning at the age of 28.

    According to reports, early indications are the cause of death was heart related.

    Matua, a 6-foot-2, 305-pounder, played at Southern Cal from 2003-05. He was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft by the Lions, but he ended up with the Titans for two seasons. Titans Coach Mike Munchak served as Matua’s offensive line coach during his time with the team.

    Later, Matua spent time with the Browns and Redskins.

    On Monday, Titans receiver O.J. Murdock was found dead in Tampa, Fla., of what police called an apparent suicide. Murdock was injured in training camp last season. He didn’t report to the team at the start of training camp.

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  2. JCBRAVE

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    Well this sucks. 2 Titans dead in 1 week.... Wheres Kerry Collins at today?
     
  3. Gunny

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    I can't say I ever remember this guy but so young.
     
  4. ImATitan

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    The name looks vaguely familiar, I always have a good memory for Titans players names.. Sad to hear, RIP.
     
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