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There are 2 Mike McCoys' that have played for Green Bay. Mike McCoy (Jersey #77) was a 1st round pick and played for G.Bay, Oakland, and the Giants and is not dead. His web site, "Mike McCoy Ministries" has no reference to his passing.

Mike C. McCoy (3rd round pick), is the NFL player that has died.

I propose the "Death" section be removed from Mike's BIO page. Thanks! 12.201.195.69 ( talk) 04:29, 25 February 2016 (UTC)dkar3 reply

You are correct. I had the wrong Mike McCoy. Thank you for catching my mistake.

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