Former Miami Dolphins player Vontae Davis found dead in a mansion – Telemundo Miami (51)

MIAMI, FLORIDA – In a shocking incident that has shocked the Southwest Ranches community, former Miami Dolphins and NFL star player Vontae Davis was found dead inside a luxurious mansion last Monday. A police operation was deployed to the area after authorities confirmed the tragic discovery at the residence in the 6000 block of Southwest 178th Avenue.

According to preliminary information from Davie Police, third party involvement is not suspected in Davis’ death. Despite this, investigations are still ongoing to clarify the details of this unfortunate incident which has shocked the local community.

The shocking news comes after an illustrious NFL career for Vontae Davis, who was selected by the Dolphins in the 2009 draft and later played for the Indianapolis Colts and Buffalo Bills. With two Pro Bowl nominations, Davis retired from professional football in 2018, leaving behind a notable playing legacy.

The mansion where Davis’ body was found is owned by his grandmother, Adeline Davis, according to property records. The luxurious residence, with five bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms and approximately 6,500 square feet, has been the site of a tragic event that has shocked the community and left unanswered questions.

This is not the first incident that has added Vontae Davis’ name to the headlines. Last year, the former player was arrested for driving under the influence after a crash on the Florida Turnpike in Hollywood. Photos of the accident apparently show Davis sleeping on the side of the highway next to his damaged vehicle.

The news of Vontae Davis’ death has left his fans and followers in shock, remembering his outstanding career in professional football and mourning the tragic loss of a sporting talent. As authorities continue to investigate the circumstances of his death, Southwest Ranches joins in mourning the passing of one of its most distinguished residents.