Ickey Woods (30) of the Cincinnati Bengals carries the ball while Jim Fahnhors (55) of the 49ers of San Francisco during the Super Bowl XXIII on January 22, 1989 at the Joe Robbie stadium in Miami, Florida. (Focus on Sport/Getty images)
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The former NFL supporter Jim Fahnhors, a member of three Super Bowl winning teams during his firm career with the San Francisco 49ers, died on Wednesday. I was 66 years old.
The 49ers announced Fahnhors’s death on Thursday, saying that the franchise was “deeply sad for death.”
Fahnhorst registered 232 cup and seven interceptions in 82 games in seven seasons with the 49ers. He was in the initial alignment for 39 of those games.
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A San Francisco 49ers helmet is inactive during the game against the Minnesota Vikings at the US Bank stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Jeffrey Becker/Imagn images)
For four seasons, Keith Fahnhorst formed a formidable duo with his younger brother, Jim. The old Fahnhorsst was an offensive liner of the 49ers from 1974 to 1987. Keith spent 14 seasons with the 49ers.
He died in 2018. Keith was also 66 years old at the time of his death.
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The Fahnhorst brothers spent their university football days playing for the Golden GoPhers of Minnesota. Jim was named for the All-Big Ten team of the first team in 1981.
Ickey Woods (30) of the Cincinnati Bengals carries the ball while Jim Fahnhors (55) of the 49ers of San Francisco during the Super Bowl XXIII on January 22, 1989 at the Joe Robbie stadium in Miami, Florida. (Focus on Sport/Getty images)
He was finally selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the fourth round of the 1982 NFL Draft. He never took the field with a Vikings uniform.
He later played two years at the USFL for two teams before joining his brother and 49ers.
The supporter Jim Fahnhorst (55) of San Francisco 49ers addresses the Marshal of the Atlanta Falcons Turk Schoner (14) in Candlestick Park on November 23, 1986 in San Francisco, California. (George Rose/Getty images)
In 2018, Fahnhorst reflected on its transfer to San Francisco while the 49ers training camp was underway, telling the official website of the team that the decision was an “obvious”.
