R.I.P. Timothy Quinn (1986-2025): Cleveland Browns Fan Who Saved 70-Year-Old at Training Camp Dies in U.S. Steel Plant Explosion

The Cleveland Browns community is mourning the tragic loss of a true hero, Timothy Quinn, who passed away in a devastating explosion at a U.S. Steel plant in Clairton, Pennsylvania, on August 11, 2025. Quinn, 39, was a devoted Browns fan and a loving father. Just days before his untimely death, he saved the life of a 70-year-old woman at the Browns' training camp on August 9, using his CPR skills to revive her after she suffered cardiac arrest.

Quinn’s quick action at the training camp captured the heart of Browns Nation — a community known for its resilience, loyalty, and support for one another. His bravery in saving a life exemplified the spirit of the Cleveland Browns, and fans from all over hailed him as a hero who embodied the heart and soul of the team.

Tragically, just two days later, Quinn lost his life in the U.S. Steel plant explosion. His sister, Tricia, shared the family's pain and grief as they searched for him after the blast. She described Timothy as a hardworking steelworker, a devoted father, and a passionate Browns fan who wore his team's colors with pride at every game and tailgate.

In the wake of his passing, Browns fans have rallied around Quinn’s family. A GoFundMe campaign set up for his three children has already raised thousands, a testament to the generosity and kindness of Browns Nation. Fans have also called for a moment of silence in his honor at the Browns' game on August 17, ensuring that his legacy as a hero and passionate fan lives on.

Timothy Quinn’s selflessness, love for his family, and devotion to the Cleveland Browns will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, Timothy — you will always be a cherished part of Browns Nation.