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Former NFL Coach Bruce Arians to Have Open-Heart Surgery
Bruce Arians, 73, scheduled for open-heart surgery amid past cancers and hospitalizations, with no disclosed reason for the procedure, announced on The Today Show.
- During a Today Show appearance, Bruce Arians, 73, said `Open heart surgery next Friday` on Feb. 6 while promoting a Super Bowl prostate-screening ad with Rob Gronkowski.
- Arians has a history of serious medical issues, including 2007 prostate cancer, a 2013 nasal procedure for cancerous cells, and 2016 renal cell carcinoma that required partial kidney removal and two hospitalizations.
- Quoting Arians near the segment's end, he said `Hopefully the snowstorm doesn't stop me from getting to Philly` and `Open heart surgery next Friday`, giving no specifics about the procedure.
- Scheduled in Philadelphia on Feb. 6, Arians will be able to watch the Super Bowl from the hospital, as he has served as a Buccaneers' Senior Football Consultant since 2022.
- Arians's surgery arrives against the backdrop of a long, decorated coaching career that includes a 2020 Super Bowl win with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and a 50-32-1 record with the Arizona Cardinals.
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Former Buccaneers Head Coach Delivers Shocking Health News
In the clearest way possible, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians has said he is facing the toughest battle of his life.During a national television appearance on The Today Show alongside former Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski, Arians said he will undergo open-heart surgery on February 6.“Appearing on Today to promote an upcoming prostate cancer screening Super Bowl commercial with tight end Rob Gronkowski, Arians told Craig …
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