Peter Hadhazy, a former general manager of the Cleveland Browns and a longtime NFL official, died Monday after a brief illness, the league said. He was 62.
Hadhazy, who began his career with the NFL as a college student in 1961, left 10 years later to become assistant general manager of the New England Patriots and was hired as general manager of the Browns in 1976.
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