Craig Wolfley, a former NFL offensive lineman who spent most of his 12-year career playing for Chuck Noll in Pittsburgh and later became a fixture on the Steelers radio broadcast t

A spokesperson for the school district sent 2 On Your Side a statement Monday following his death, which reads: "Craig Wolfley was a proud alumni of the Orchard Park Central School District, excelling in athletics.

Craig Wolfley, the former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman who followed his playing career with more than two decades as a beloved member of the organization’s radio broadcast team, died Monday.

NFL has lost one of its gems as Craig Wolfley, a former player-turned-broadcaster, lost his life on Monday, March 10. Craig was 66 years old and was working as an analyst for Steelers Radio Network. The news of his passing away was shared by the Steelers owner in a formal statement.

Craig Wolfley, beloved former offensive lineman and Steelers radio analyst, has died at 66. Wolfley, known for his energetic personality and deep love for football, had a lasting impact on both the field and in broadcasting,

Mr. Wolfley was a former NFL offensive lineman who spent most of his 12-year career playing for Chuck Noll in Pittsburgh and later became a fixture on the Steelers radio broadcast team.

Craig Wolfley, a former NFL offensive lineman who spent most of his 12-year career playing for Chuck Noll in Pittsburgh before becoming a fixture on the Steelers radio broadcast team,

The Steelers selected Wolfley in the fifth round of the 1980 draft following a standout career at Syracuse University and Orchard Park High School.

Former Steelers guard and broadcaster Craig Wolfley, the older brother of former Cardinals fullback Ron, died on Monday. He was 66.

Craig Wolfley, former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman and broadcaster, has died at the age of 66. Wolfley spent 10 seasons with the Steelers as an offensive guard after being drafted by the black-and-gold in 1980 in the fifth round of the NFL Draft.