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Jim Marshall, an NFL legend and Minnesota Vikings great, died at the age of 87 after a "lengthy hospitalization," his family announced Tuesday.

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Minnesota Vikings legend Jim Marshall died Tuesday after a “lengthy hospitalization,” the team announced. He was 87. Known as “The Captain,” Marshall joined the Vikings in their inaugural ...

Minnesota Vikings legend Jim Marshall passes away at 87 after lengthy hospitalization, leaving behind a legacy of toughness and dedication on and off the field. Skip Navigation.

Jim Marshall, No. 70, was carried off the field on Dec. 9, 1979, after the Vikings defeated the Buffalo Bills, 10-3. It was Marshall’s last home game in Minnesota.