Longtime offensive line coach and Baltimore Ravens assistant Joe D'Alessandris has died. He was 70.
Joe D'Alessandris, whose nearly half-century of coaching offensive linemen eventually brought him to four different NFL teams, has died. He was 70. The Baltimore Ravens, D'Alessandris' employer since 2017, announced that he died Sunday. He was hospitalized earlier this month with an unspecified illness, and that caused him to step away from his duties as the team's offensive line coach.
' Born April 29, 1954, in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, D'Alessandris coached in the CFL and the World League — as well as at several colleges — before reaching the NFL ranks. He was an assistant with the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills and San Diego Chargers before settling in with the Ravens under Harbaugh. 'Coach ‘Joe D.' was a man of integrity and a man of faith. He made us all better,' Harbaugh said. 'He was our reader at team Mass, and he was loved by all here.
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