Former Dallas Cowboys player Pettis Norman is no more. He died at 86. Norman passed away peacefully at his home. His family was with him. He played for the Cowboys in the 1960s. Norman also played for the San Diego Chargers. He was a businessman and civil rights advocate after football. Norman's contribution to sports and society is remembered.
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