To the surprise of no one, the outpour of love hasn't slowed in the days following the passing of former Ohio State and New York Jets center Nick Mangold. A leader in the locker room and the community,

Former Giants center Shaun O’Hara and quarterback Eli Manning mourned the sudden passing of Jets center Nick Mangold, who died at age 41 Saturday due to complications from kidney disease. Text with Brian Costello all season as he brings Sports+ subscribers the latest Jets intel from on the field and off.

Nick Mangold, who spent 11 seasons with the New York Jets, died less than two weeks after announcing he'd been diagnosed with kidney disease.

Ohio State will pay tribute to two late players, Nick Mangold and Bob Maggs, before the Buckeyes kick off against Penn State on Nov. 1.

Retired New York Jets center Nick Mangold, the long-time All-Pro center and member of their Ring of Honor, passed away this past weekend at the age of 41. Mangold had been dealing with chronic kidney disease and was awaiting a transplant when he died.

Mangold was a monster in the middle of the OSU offensive line during his time in Columbus and enjoyed a productive NFL career as well. He also seemed to be well liked by just about everyone he interacted with. We pay our respects to the fallen Buckeye legend.

Football star Nick Mangold passed away, leaving friends and family mourning, including Mark Sanchez, who's in the middle of personal turmoil.

See what current and former Ohio State football players and coaches said about Nick Mangold's sudden death from complications due to kidney disease.