‘Y’all broke my heart. RIP To a Real One’: Quarterback Guru Lamar McKnight’s Tragic Death Leaves A Huge Void In Northeast Player Development

Tragedy recently struck Lamar McKnight, a promising former college quarterback who had taken up a job as the head coach of Hudson Catholic in Jersey City, New Jersey. He was one of six people killed in a horrific car accident this past Friday. McKnight and his assistant coach Brad Cunningham and Darryl McKnight, 33, who had recently begun a new job with the state, were among those who perished in the crash in Newark, New Jersey.  LaMar McKnight is known for starting the Lamar McKnight Quarterback Academy in 2017, when he was just 32 years old. Cunningham, 41, played under Greg Schiano at Rutgers. According to NJ.com, the vehicle they were traveling in was heading south on Raymond Boulevard about 10:45 p.m. when it catapulted over an overpass, hit a support column for the Pulaski Skyway, and erupted in flames. QB Guru, LaMar McKnight and Brother Killed In Tragic New Jersey Crash Along With Four Others The unexpected deaths of these rising coaches have led to widespread sorrow and social media reaction. Schiano was among those who took to social media to express heartbreak. “We are saddened to hear of an accident involving Brad Cunningham, Coach McKnight and four others...