DeathClock

Barack Obama’s Vice President, Joe Biden, has cancelled a speech due to “doctors orders”. Will he still run for President in 2020?

I should know better by now but voted for Jimmy Carter

One of the most famous and popular congressman, John Lewis, has been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. He is also a civil rights icon in America. I believe he is deserving to be on the list next year.

An important video to watch. Misty remarked that the sole reason Mongo is still alive is because he awaited the HOF announcement. Furthermore, Misty implied that it would be miraculous if Mongo were still alive by August. ALS is such a terrible disease. https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1756739339453690082?s=20

From 1:18 to 1:37 they show Steve McMichael

Terry Beasley, dead at 73. The former wide receiver is described as one of the best players in Auburn football history. He played four seasons in the NFL for the San Francisco 49ers.

He will pass away in the next few weeks... Source: Trust me bro

Former linebacker Ronald Powell, dead at 32. Played college football at the University of Florida and spent time with the Saints and Seahawks in the NFL.

Former Pro Bowl Quarterback Norm Snead, dead at 84. Played for the Redskins, Eagles, Giants, Vikings, and 49ers.

Jack Squirek, dead at 64. Linebacker for the LA/Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins from 1982-1986. Best known for his pick-six in Super Bowl 18.

Nevermind. It has been fixed! Joe Bugner added to poll.

Ok, thanks. What do I press to edit the poll?

Dammit! I was looking at the previous poll when creating this. Hopefully, he's not the next hit.

The oldest and youngest person on the list are the first two hits within the first 5 days.

Ken Bowman, dead at 81. Starting center for the Green Bay Packers during Super Bowl I and II.

Frank Ryan, dead at 87. Played for Los Angeles Rams, Cleveland Browns, and Washington Redskins. He led the Browns to their last NFL championship back in 1964.

Peter Magubane, a famous South African photographer, dead at 91.

Carl Barzilauskas, dead at 72. Played for the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers.

1987: Ozzy Osbourne (1/31) 1989: Frank Bruno, Mike Ditka, Ozzy Osbourne, Brian Wilson, David Jenkins (5/32) 1990: Mike Ditka, Rex Williams, Oprah Winfrey, Terry Waite (4/42) 1991: Leo Beenhakker (1/40)  1992: Shaun Ryder (1/37) 1993: Henry Kissinger, George Lineker (1/56) 1994: Edmund White, Holly Johnson, Peter Shilton (3/50) 1995: Holly Johnson (1/50) 1996: Mr T (1/50) 1997: (0/50) 1998: (0/50) 1999: Nick Leeson, Carly Simon (2/50) 2000: Louis Farrakhan (1/50) 2001: Liza Minnelli (1/50) 2002: (0/50)  2003: (0/50) 2004: (0/50) 2005: Hamed Karzai (1/50) 2006: (0/50)  2007: Tim Johnson, Louis Farrakhan (2/50) 2008: Russell Watson, Hamed Karzai, Charles Taylor (3/50) 2009: (0/50) 2010: (0/50) 2011: Ali Khamenei, Dick Cheney, Michael Douglas (3/50) 2012: Henry Kissinger, Dick Van Dyke, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi (2/50) 2013: Henry Kissinger (0/50) 2014: Dick Van Dyke (1/50)  2015: Henry Kissinger, Jake Roberts (1/50) 2016: Prunella Scales, Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger, Tommy Chong, Sandy Gall, Paul Gascoigne (5/50) 2017: Jimmy Carter, Sandy Gall, Emperor Akihito (3/50) 2018: Linda Nolan, Prunella Scales, Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger, Dick Van Dyke, Stanley Baxter, Mel Brooks, Louis Farrakhan, Ronnie Wood, Joni Mitchell, Paul Gascoigne (10/50) 2019: Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger, Emperor Akihito, Alan Greenspan, Dick Van Dyke, Vanessa Redgrave, Cleo Laine, Prunella Scales, Shane MacGowan (8/50)  2020: Dick Van Dyke, Emperor Akihito, Alan Greenspan, Henry Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, Prunella Scales, Jacques Delors, Willie Nelson, Shane MacGowan, Dick Cheney, Imelda Marcos, Joanne Woodward, Jean-Marie Le Pen, David Attenborough (13/50) 2021: Dick Van Dyke, Emperor Akihito, Alan Greenspan, Henry Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, Jacques Delors, Ali Khamenei, Prunella Scales, Dick Cheney, Bob Newhart, Imelda Marcos, Yoko Ono, Linda Nolan, Joanne Woodward, Mel Brooks, Willie Nelson, Jean-Marie Le Pen, Raul Castro, Stanley Baxter, Vanessa Redgrave, Shane MacGowan, Shannen Doherty (21/50) 2022: Dick Van Dyke, Henry Kissinger, Alan Greenspan, Nigel Starmer-Smith, Jimmy Carter, Dick Cheney, Mel Brooks, David Attenborough, Emperor Akihito, Sandy Gall, Desmond Morris, Jean-Marie Le Pen, James Whale, Cleo Laine, Jacques Delors, Denis Law, Prunella Scales, Stanley Baxter, Noam Chomsky, Norman Tebbit, Douglas Hurd, Marianne Faithfull, Linda Ronstadt, Shane MacGowan (23/50) Updated for Henry Kissinger (R.I.P Deathlist 2013)

Hi Perhaps, First of all, if I had a burner account why would I make it completely obvious by naming it DeathClock2 lmao. Are you actively searching for a potential burner of mine? Do I live rent-free in your mind? And you want to get me banned because I ask questions to create discussions such as if Biden should be put on the list lmao. Go outside and stop spending so much time on this website.

Does anybody want to debate me instead of giving me facepalms? Tell me where I am wrong

Mike Williams, former Bucs and Bills WR, dead at 36.

confirmed

Rumors floating online that Eddie Meador has died at age 86. Former Los Angeles Rams cornerback from 1959-1970. He made 5 All-Pro teams, 6 Pro Bowls, and was on the 1960s all-decade team. Recently, he was a senior finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame but didn't make the cut.

Joe Biden should be on the list next year (maybe spot 50). An 81-year-old is forced to travel around the United States to campaign and attend multiple events a day while also continuing to run the United States. Seems like a lot for someone already not in great shape.