Super Bowl-winning coach Bruce Arians to have open heart surgery
NY Post
Super Bowl-winning head coach Bruce Arians will be undergoing open-heart surgery on Feb. 6 as the latest development with his health problems.
It’s unknown why the 73-year-old is undergoing surgery this time.
While on the “Today” show as a guest alongside former top NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski, Arians made the announcement while promoting a Super Bowl commercial about prostate cancer screening after he was diagnosed with it in 2007 and had cancerous cells removed from his nose in 2013.
The two-time AP NFL Coach of the Year, who led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a Super Bowl win five years ago, was hospitalized twice while he was the Arizona Cardinals head coach 2016 — first when he was diagnosed with diverticulitis in the preseason and a second time for chest pains that November.
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