Raymond Berry, a Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver and later an NFL coach, dies at age 93, multiple outlets report. Berry is best known for his playing career with the Baltimore Colts, where he earned Hall of Fame recognition. Several accounts also describe him as influential in how the wide receiver position was prepared and played, highlighting his emphasis on preparation and detail. After his playing career, Berry moved into coaching and is credited with helping shape the New England Patriots’ early success, including guiding the team to its first Super Bowl appearance. The reports agree on the key elements of his career—his Hall of Fame status as a player, his Colts tenure, his later coaching role with the Patriots, and his death at 93—while differing mainly in the emphasis placed on specific aspects of his legacy.