"Tom Rafferty was a key player for the Dallas Cowboys, contributing to their Super Bowl victory and leaving a lasting legacy in the franchise."
"Rafferty's versatile role on the offensive line helped bridge the illustrious careers of Hall of Famers Staubach and Aikman."
Tom Rafferty, a respected offensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys, died at 70 years old following complications from a stroke. He had an impressive career from 1976-1989, playing in 221 games and contributing to two Super Bowl appearances. Rafferty was instrumental in the Cowboys' Super Bowl XII victory and had a memorable block in a record-setting touchdown run by Tony Dorsett. Post-retirement, he worked in sports equipment sales. He left behind a legacy as a key player during a pivotal era for the Cowboys and is survived by his family.
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