Caldwell, a wide receiver who played seven NFL seasons, was killed in what’s been described as a ‘targeted’ robbery attempt in his Tampa hometown
Donald ‘Reche’ Caldwell, a wide receiver who played seven NFL seasons with the San Diego Chargers, New England Patriots and Washington after a decorated career at the University of Florida, was shot and killed in what has been described as a ‘targeted’ robbery attempt on Saturday night in Tampa, his mother confirmed to TMZ. He was 41.
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