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Michael Horrocks' plane hit the South Tower on Sept. 11. His football teammates made sure we never forgot.

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By Alex Coffey Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
PHILADELPHIA - Tom Schafer was a hulking man when he played one preseason game with the Eagles in the summer of 1984. The undrafted free-agent center stood at 6-foot-2 and 270 pounds, with a booming voice and an unabashed confidence to match. By the fall of 2009, his broad frame had hollowed out. His voice had been reduced to a rasp. Schafer could walk, but only gingerly, and for short distances.
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Michael Horrocks' plane hit the South Tower on Sept. 11. His football teammates made sure we never forgot.

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By Alex Coffey Verified
| Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Verified
PHILADELPHIA - Tom Schafer was a hulking man when he played one preseason game with the Eagles in the summer of 1984. The undrafted free-agent center stood at 6-foot-2 and 270 pounds, with a booming voice and an unabashed confidence to match. By the fall of 2009, his broad frame had hollowed out. His voice had been reduced to a rasp. Schafer could walk, but only gingerly, and for short distances.
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Michael Horrocks' plane hit the South Tower on Sept. 11. His football teammates made sure we never forgot.

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By Alex Coffey Verified
| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified
PHILADELPHIA - Tom Schafer was a hulking man when he played one preseason game with the Eagles in the summer of 1984. The undrafted free-agent center stood at 6-foot-2 and 270 pounds, with a booming voice and an unabashed confidence to match. By the fall of 2009, his broad frame had hollowed out. His voice had been reduced to a rasp. Schafer could walk, but only gingerly, and for short distances.
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