India, June 1 -- Raymond Berry, the Hall of Fame wide receiver, has passed away at 93. He collaborated with Baltimore quarterback Johnny Unitas to form one of the NFL's most remarkable passing duos and contributed to the Colts' triumph over the New York Giants in the legendary 1958 championship game

Berry, who subsequently served as the head coach for the New England Patriots during Super Bowl XX, passed away on May 25, as reported by the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Monday.

His family released a statement stating that Berry died peacefully at his residence in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, surrounded by loved ones, including his wife of 65 years, Sally.

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