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Corner says Herrion died of heart disease

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San Francisco 49ers lineman Thomas Herrion

died from heart disease when he collapsed after a preseason

game in Denver on Aug. 20, the Denver County coroner said

Tuesday.

 

Herrion had ischemic heart disease, with significant

blockage in his right coronary artery that caused the death

of heart muscle, the city health department said in a news

release. Herrion's heart was slightly enlarged.

 

Drug screens on Herrion's blood and urine found only

atrophine, a drug administered when medical personnel tried

to revive him.

 

Herrion, 23, was pronounced dead early on the morning of

Aug. 21. The 6-foot-3, 310-pound guard was on the field for

San Francisco's 14-play, 91-yard drive that ended with a

touchdown with 2 seconds left.

 

Players had finished listening to coach Mike Nolan address

them in a postgame meeting when Herrion collapsed. Medics

administered CPR on him and took him to an ambulance that

rushed him to a nearby hospital.

 

About three hours later, 49ers spokesman Aaron Salkin

confirmed that Herrion had been pronounced dead.

Was the heart disease something he was born with, or something that developed over time for being obese? This could be a major issue if it's the latter.

 

Either way, sad to hear this :( .

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