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Former Texas Longhorns Star Has Died

McKay anchored Texas’ wishbone line and later helped the Browns and Patriots reach the playoffs twice each, the National Football Foundation said.

  • Bob McKay, the offensive tackle who helped make Texas' wishbone offense a dominant rushing attack, died Thursday, Sept. 10 at age 78.
  • McKay is best remembered for playing his final college seasons, 1968 and 1969, under coach Darrell Royal, becoming a central figure on the offensive line as Texas developed its wishbone attack.
  • Named a consensus first-team All-American in 1969, McKay anchored the national championship team, helping The Longhorns win Southwest Conference titles and Cotton Bowl games.
  • The Cleveland Browns selected McKay with the 21st overall selection of the NFL Draft, and he later played for the New England Patriots during his nine-season career.
  • McKay was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2017, and National Football Foundation CEO Steve Hatchell called him a 'gentle giant' and 'great person' dedicated to family.
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Former NFL star, part of Texas’ wishbone offense, dead at 78

Bob McKay, the offensive tackle who led the way for the iconic Texas wishbone before playing nine seasons in the NFL, died Thursday at the age of 78.

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National Football Foundation broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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