Mangold was a monster in the middle of the OSU offensive line during his time in Columbus and enjoyed a productive NFL career as well. He also seemed to be well liked by just about everyone he interacted with. We pay our respects to the fallen Buckeye legend.

The death of a former member of the Ohio State University football team and the New York Jets is sending shock waves around the nation. Nick Mangold, a two-time all-pro center, died at the age of 41 from complications of kidney disease.

Nick Mangold, who spent 11 seasons with the New York Jets, died less than two weeks after announcing he'd been diagnosed with kidney disease.

Football star Nick Mangold passed away, leaving friends and family mourning, including Mark Sanchez, who's in the middle of personal turmoil.

One of the them was Darrelle Revis, the Jets icon nicknamed 'Revis Island' for his lockdown cover corner skills during his time with the team. Revis took to his X account to share a heartfelt, loving message as he remembered his former teammate. Revis shared a post that was seen over 241,000 times as of Sunday afternoon.

Former Ohio State football All-American Bobby Carpenter honored his teammate Nick Mangold after he passed away from kidney disease.

Nick had a big heart," the celebrity cook recalled of the former New York Jets player, who died Saturday at the age of 41