Jordan Devey, a former NFL offensive lineman and Super Bowl champion, died by suicide at 38, leaving behind his wife and four children.His parents, Leslie and Kerry Devey, emphasized the importance of mental health conversations and the potential impact of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) linked to his football career.Jordan, born in American Fork, never played high school football but joined Snow College, where his life changed after meeting his wife, Linsey.He played for six NFL teams, including the New England Patriots, and retired in 2021.His parents suspect CTE contributed to his struggles, though definitive testing wasn't possible.They highlighted the need for open dialogue about mental health, urging people to seek help without stigma.Jordan's legacy includes being an organ donor, turning a tragedy into a meaningful impact.The article underscores the complexities of sports-related injuries, mental health challenges, and the importance of support systems for athletes.