Former NFL cornerback Vontae Davis, known for his tenure with the Buffalo Bills and Indianapolis Colts, tragically passed away at the age of 35, discovered within his grandmother’s residence in Southwest Florida on Monday.

Local authorities have initiated an investigation into Davis’ untimely demise, assuring the public that foul play has been ruled out.

Davis made waves in 2018 when he abruptly retired during halftime of a game against the Chargers, leaving teammates and coaches stunned.

Per NBC News:

Former NFL cornerback Vontae Davis was found dead in a Florida mansion, police said Monday.

He was 35.

Officers were called Monday morning to a residence in the 6000 block of SW 178th Avenue by the house assistant, who discovered Davis’ body, the Davie Police Department said in a statement.

“Preliminary information suggests that foul play is not involved,” the department said.

The news of his passing has rocked his family and friends, with long-time friend Bobby Maze expressing disbelief on social media, stating, “You beat the odds, you made it. You did it your way. It just wasn’t supposed to end like this.”

During his illustrious ten-year NFL career, Davis showcased his prowess in 121 games, amassing an impressive record of 395 tackles and 22 interceptions.

As of now, the exact cause of Davis’ passing remains undisclosed, leaving many questions unanswered.