FRISCO, Texas -- Wade Wilson, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and assistant coach, died Friday, on his birthday, the team announced. He was 60. Wilson died at his home in the Dallas suburb of ...

Wade Wilson of the Dallas Cowboys poses for his 2007 NFL headshot at photo day in Irving, Texas. (Photo by Getty Images) Wilson was an eighth round draft choice of the Minnesota Vikings in ...

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Wade Wilson's mugshot. He is awaiting sentencing for the murders of Kristine Melton and Diane Ruiz. Lee County Sheriff's Department. Magyarics says Wilson's other head and neck tattoos are not ...

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Convicted double murderer Wade Wilson was seen on police body camera footage driving away from a police car while shirtless the same day he brutally killed his two female victims.

Wade Wilson, a former NFL quarterback and longtime assistant coach for the Dallas Cowboys, died Friday, the team announced in a release. He was 60. No cause of death was announced by the team.

Former longtime NFL quarterback Wade Wilson passed away Friday in his Texas home on his 60th birthday. Wilson played 19 seasons for five teams -- the Vikings, Cowboys, Falcons, Saints and Raiders.