Joe D’Alessandris, Ravens offensive line coach, dead at 70
Joe D’Alessandris, a longtime college and NFL offensive line coach who was in his eighth season with the Baltimore Ravens, died early Sunday morning, the team announced.
He was 70.
D’Alessandris was hospitalized earlier this month with an acute illness.
“Our hearts ache with grief and sadness upon learning of Coach Joe D’Alessandris’ passing early this morning,” the Ravens said in a statement.
“‘Joe D.’ lived a life of boundless faith, love, devotion and inspiration. As a husband, father, grandfather, friend and coach, Joe made every individual he encountered truly feel like they were the most important person in the world.”
D’Alessandris previously worked for the Chargers, Bills and Chiefs.
His college stops included Georgia Tech, Duke, Pittsburgh and Texas A&M.
He is survived by his three daughters.
His wife, Toni, died in 2022 from a rare form of Parkinson’s disease.
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