As if the story of Steve McNair could get any more tragic, news has surfaced that he had a second mistress. Hollywood Gossip reports that “Leah Ignagni was dating the late NFL star Steve McNair at the time of his July 4 murder at the hands of lover Sahel Kazemi.” Police believe this second mistress could have been a motive for his murder at the hands of Kazemi.

In fact, Kazemi supposedly followed Ignagni as a few weeks before the murder. Rumors had surfaced at the time of McNair’s murder that perhaps Kazemi was jealous of another woman …read more

More and more information is surfacing regarding Steve McNair’s death. One of the latest pieces of information is who sold the gun that ended up killing him. The answer? Adrian Gilliam.
For $100, Sahel Kazemi bought a gun from Gilliam. Soon after, Kazemi shot McNair twice in the head and twice in the chest before turning the gun on herself.
Gilliam, for his part, is in a lot of trouble. Due to being a convicted felon, it’s a felony for him to sell a gun. If convicted on the charge, Gilliam could face a $250 fine and 120 months in jail. Right …read more

A week after he was murdered, Steve McNair was laid to rest in his home state of Mississippi. The NFL legend was remembered for his accomplishments on and off the field.
In the Steve McNair funeral video below, you can see Ray Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens and Vince Young of the Tennessee Titans talk about his life. Young was especially emotional about his mentor passing away.
Other notable people at the funeral were Brett Favre, Titans head coach Jeff Fisher, Jay Cutler of the Chicago Bears and former NFL quarterback Doug Williams.
Police in Nashville have concluded that McNair was murdered by …read more

Steve McNair, former pro NFL quarterback, was shot and killed by his mistress on July 4th. One sociologist has given his reasons for why McNair was seeing his another woman. Apparently, it all has to do with his retirement.

Steven Ortiz, an associate professor of sociology at Oregon State University, says that many professional athletes feel kind of lost after they retire and act out of character. He has spoken with the wives of many pro athletes, several of whom said, “their husbands behaved in ways that were completely contradictory to the way he used to behave during …read more

Jeff Fisher, the longtime coach of the Tennessee Titans franchise, recently held a press conference to publicly remember Steve McNair. During McNair’s playing days, Fisher was the only coach he knew. Watching the Jeff Fisher video, you can observe the close bond the two men shared.
In the video, Fisher urges everyone to look past the circumstances surrounding McNair’s death and focus on the good parts of his life — his playing days, his dedication to the community and his eternal helping hand. While Fisher apologized for McNair and said that McNair probably made a mistake near the end of his …read more

Yesterday, the world lost Steve McNair. The former MVP quarterback who played for the Houston Oilers, Tennessee Titans and the Baltimore Ravens was found dead in a Nashville condo. While police won’t officially say it, it sounds like McNair’s death was a murder suicide.
Although McNair was shot at least four times, the other dead person at the scene had a lone gunshot wound to the head. Saleh Kazemi, who is reportedly McNair’s girlfriend, also had the suspected murder weapon located near her deceased body.
Police have ruled that McNair’s death was a homicide, however they haven’t ruled that Kazemi’s death is …read more

Right now, everyone is talkin about Steve McNair’s death, which appears to be a murder-suicide. Although most people talk about his NFL career, he was also an outstanding player in college.

Here are the highlights from his time playing NCAA Football:

McNair played for Alcorn State after being recruited from Mount Olive High School in Mississippi.

He was the third pick overall in the 1995 NFL draft.

In 1992, McNair ran the ball in for a game-winning touchdown against Grambling, even though he had a leg injury.
In his senior season, McNait had around 6,000 yards passing and rushing, as well as 53 touchdowns.

McNair …read more

The NFL lost a legend on Saturday. Steve McNair, who played for the Houston Oilers, Tennessee Titans and the Baltimore Ravens, was found dead in a Nashville condominium. Police say that they don’t have any suspects or a motive at this time.
This is obviously a tremendously sad day in the football world. Steve McNair was respected by all of his coaches and teammates. He was a quarterback who worked hard, played hurt and played to win. He will be missed.
Here are some Steve McNair pictures and Steve McNair videos to remember the 36-year-old native of Mississippi who lost his life …read more