A tragic incident has occurred involving the 2-year-old son of Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver. The child died in a drowning incident. The incident took place in Harris County. Ed Oliver is mourning the loss of his son. Further details about the incident are available from the source, which reports that the Buffalo Bills are rallying behind Ed Oliver during this difficult time.
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