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Reports: Chuck Evans Passes

Oct 14, 2008 at 07:34 AM

According to published reports, former Ravens fullback Chuck Evans passed away Sunday morning in Atlanta.

Evans, 41, had been visiting family in his home state when he suffered a heart attack.

He played in Baltimore in 1999 and 2000, earning a championship with the Ravens' Super Bowl XXXV team.

Evans was an 11th-round pick of the Minnesota Vikings in 1992, where he spent seven seasons under Brian Billick, then Minnesota's offensive coordinator.

He was a key part of the 1998 Vikings squad that went 15-1 and scored the most points (556) in a single season in NFL history.

After his days as a Raven were over, Evans remained involved in the Baltimore community. The Sparks, Md., resident went on to become a popular local radio personality.

As of Tuesday morning, no death notice had been circulated regarding Evans.

BaltimoreRavens.com will have more information regarding funeral services as it becomes available.

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