Jeff Siemon, a four-time Pro Bowl linebacker who played 11 years in the NFL, died Saturday, the Vikings announced. He was 75. No cause of death was given. Born in Rochester, Minn., Siemon grew up in California and attended Stanford,

Robbins’ career and life unraveled after he missed the Super Bowl in 2003. The former center went AWOL from the team the day before the game and received a suspension. He told ESPN he suffered a bipolar episode and believed the Raiders had already won the game, although it hadn’t even happened yet.