Jordan Marquez Obituary, Cause of Death – Football Community Mourns Coach and Former Player

The Northern Colorado football community is mourning the unexpected passing of Jordan Marquez, a coach and former player remembered for his energy, positivity, and dedication to the athletes around him.

According to a tribute shared by Northern Colorado Nightmare Football, Marquez died on Wednesday, September 23. The organization described his passing as devastating, saying his absence has left a significant void within its football family.

Marquez served as a defensive backs coach with Northern Colorado Nightmare Football for one season. During that season, he helped his defensive unit double its turnovers compared with the previous year. The team ultimately finished the season by winning a trophy, with coaches and players looking toward the future before Marquez’s unexpected passing.

Remembering Jordan Marquez

Those who knew Marquez remembered him as someone who brought enthusiasm and encouragement wherever he went. Before becoming a coach, he had also played in the league, giving him firsthand experience that he brought to his work with athletes.

His passion for football extended beyond competition. He was remembered for celebrating his players’ accomplishments, supporting their development, and encouraging them to continue improving both on and off the field.

To many around him, Marquez was more than a coach. Teammates, athletes, friends, and fellow members of the football community remembered him as someone who became part of their extended family and brought positive energy to practices, games, conversations, and everyday interactions.

Members of the North Metro Flag Football League also shared tributes following his death, remembering Marquez for his love of football, talent, laughter, and positive attitude. The league announced plans to donate part of the proceeds from its fall tournament to his family, with additional donations welcomed.

Marquez’s public Facebook profile listed Arvada, Colorado, as his hometown and current city. It also indicated that he attended Arvada West High School and studied at the University of Colorado Boulder. His profile listed his work as an assistant head coach with the Denver Bandits beginning in 2024.

Cause of Death and Funeral Information

The available information describes Marquez’s passing as unexpected but does not provide a confirmed cause of death. No cause should be assumed without confirmation from his family or another reliable source.

Funeral or memorial arrangements were also not provided in the information available.

As tributes continue across the Northern Colorado football community, Jordan Marquez is being remembered for the relationships he formed, the athletes he encouraged, and the positive spirit he brought to the game he loved.

His family, friends, former teammates, coaches, and players are in the thoughts of the football community as they mourn his unexpected loss.