He passed for 7,493 yards and 62 touchdowns in two seasons with the Razorbacks. He became a household college football name after two stellar seasons at Arkansas. Mallett played five seasons in the NFL for the New England Patriots, Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens. School spotlight said Mallett enjoyed teaching along with hunting, fishing The National Weather Service said there have been extremely rough water conditions caused by strong onshore winds out of the southwest, which have led to higher surfs. It's unknown at this time exactly what happened, although dangerous rip currents have been prevalent across the Florida Panhandle in recent weeks, with seven tourists killed over a 10-day stretch from June 15-24 in and around Panama City Beach, just 47 miles from Destin.
Lifesaving measures were immediately undertaken but the man was pronounced deceased at the Destin Emergency Room.ĭangerous beach: Panama City Beach leads the nation in 2023 beach deaths as 3 more tourists die Saturday Okaloosa Sheriff's Office investigatingįirst responders were called to the Destin beach Tuesday afternoon to a report of an apparent drowning in the Gulf of Mexico. One of the people, an adult male, went under and lifeguards said he was not breathing when he was pulled out of the water. What happened to Mallett at the Destin beach?Ī group of people in the water near a sandbar had reportedly been struggling to make their way back to shore, according to the Sheriff's Office. Destin is located on the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Where did Ryan Mallett reportedly drown?įirst responders were called to the beach behind the 700 block of Gulf Shore Drive in Destin around 2:12 p.m. Ryan Mallett body cam video: Bodycam video released from former NFL player Ryan Mallett's apparent drowning in Florida Currently, he was head football coach at White Hall High School in his native Arkansas. The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office confirmed former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett died Tuesday after he reportedly drowned at a beach in Destin.Īn adult male later identified as Mallett went under the water and wasn't breathing when he was rescued.Ī former Arkansas quarterback, Mallett also played for New England, Houston and Baltimore during five seasons in the NFL. Watch Video: Bodycam video: Apparent drowning of former NFL quarterback Ryan Mallett
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