NASHVILLE, Tenn — Rob Bironas, former Tennessee Titans kicker, was killed Saturday night near his Nashville home. “Bironas was traveling at a high rate of speed,” Nashville Police said in a written statement, “when he lost
Former Auburn and Tennessee Titans kicker Rob Bironas died in a single-car accident late Saturday near his home in Nashville, Tennessee. He was 36. The Metro Nashville Police Department announced the news via its official Twitter feed early Sunday.
Bironas, who lived near where the crash occurred, lost control of his SUV and went off the road, striking several trees before coming to rest upside down, according to Jim Wyatt of the Tennesseean. He was transported to
Bironas was transported Vanderbilt University Medical Center and pronounced dead on arrival. Metro Police spokesman Don Aaron said Bironas had turned on Battery Lane from Franklin Pike, and appeared to be headed home, not too far from where the
Rob Bironas lost control of his his 2009 GMC Yukon Denali on a curve and crashed less than a mile from home, Metro Nashville Police said, the AP reported. His SUV was apparently speeding when he lost control and hit a line of trees after 11 p.m. Drugs
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