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NFLPA reacts to 'tragic' shooting at office building of league's headquarters: 'Sincere condolences'

The National Football League Players' Association offered its condolences to those affected by the shooting at the building of the league's headquarters.

The Washington Post · 1d

NFL community reacts with sadness to the shooting at the league office that killed 4 people

Players and coaches around the NFL reacted with sadness Tuesday after the shooting at the NFL’s New York City office killed four people

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 1d

NFL world reacts to shooting in Manhattan league office building

Here's how NFL players, coaches and executives reacted to a mass shooting at the league's office building in Manhattan:

California, National Football League

6abc Action News · 1h

Gunman's former California football coach reacts to deadly NYC mass shooting: 'Still in disbelief'

"It was heartbreaking, shock, still in disbelief," said Walter Roby, the former assistant football coach at Granada Hills High School in Los Angeles.

NBC Los Angeles on MSN · 1d

Gunman in deadly New York City shooting played high school football in Southern California

The gunman who opened fire Monday in a New York City office building, killing four people, was identified as a former Southern California high school football player. Law enforcement in New York identified the gunman in the Park Avenue building shooting as 27-year-old Shane Tamura,

USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 1d

NYC shooter Shane Tamura was former California high school football player

What to know about NYC gunman's football connection, which he mentioned in a note left behind after a deadly shooting where the NFL is headquartered.

NFL, New York and Mayor Adams

Los Angeles Times on MSN · 1d

New York gunman, a former L.A. high school football player, left a note saying: ‘Study my brain please’

Shane Tamura, a former football player at Golden Valley and Granada Hills high schools, entered a New York skyscraper and began spraying bullets, police say.

BBC · 1d

New York gunman left note blaming NFL for brain injury, mayor says

A gunman who killed four people when he stormed a skyscraper in the heart of New York on Monday evening left a note that appeared to blame the National Football League (NFL) for his brain injury, the city's Mayor Eric Adams has said.

Wall Street Journal · 1d

Gunman Was Targeting NFL in Midtown Office Shooting Spree, Mayor Adams Says

A police officer was among the dead. The gunman carried an M4 rifle and died after shooting himself in the chest, police said.

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NYPD officer killed in Manhattan office shooting to be laid to rest

NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City police officer who was among the four people shot and killed by a gunman during a rampage at a Manhattan office tower will be laid to rest Thursday.

New York gunman was targeting NFL but went to wrong office, mayor says

A gunman who killed four people when he stormed a skyscraper in the heart of New York on Monday evening left a note that ...

37mon MSN

NYC shooting suspect showed promise on the football field years before turn to violence

High school classmates and a coach remembered Shane Tamura as a talented running back. Recently, though, he was apparently ...

18hon MSN

Gunman who killed 4 in New York was trying to get to NFL offices and claimed to have CTE: Officials

A gunman who killed four people inside a Manhattan office tower blamed his mental health problems on the National Football ...

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New York City gunman appeared to target NFL, had mental health history

The Manhattan high-rise shooter, a former high school football player, left a note referencing the brain disease CTE and ...

Gunman dead following deadly shooting in New York

At least two people, including a New York City police officer, were shot Monday in a midtown office building that houses some ...

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