Mark Pike Obituary – Mark Pike, a flexible protective player and exceptional groups player for the incredible 1990s Bills, has kicked the bucket. He was 57. Pike died from non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. His condition was confounded by a new session with COVID-19, which prompted pneumonia, the Bills’ delivery says.

Bison chose Pike out of Georgia Tech in the seventh round of the 1986 NFL draft. He played his whole 13-year NFL vocation with the establishment and resigned after the ’98 season.

He played both linebacker and protective end, yet his inheritance was based in extraordinary groups. His 255 handles in unique groups make him the Bills’ record holder. He is second in NFL history in extraordinary group handles behind previous Patriots linebacker Larry Izzo.

“He was a major man who played exceptional groups, which was a matchup bad dream for our adversaries,” said Bill’s incredible Steve Tasker said. “He was an interesting example. His capacity to run and play exceptional groups with his flexibility was amazing.”