#76, Steve Mongo, dead at 67, April 23, 2025 (and the Ric Flair connection)
#76, is dead at 67 (Blood Sacrifice=67, Human Sacrifice=67).
Keep in mind he won the Super Bowl with the Bears in the start of ’86 (Blood Sacrifice=86, Human Sacrifice=86).
Keep in mind he was drafted by the Patriots, and won the Super Bowl with the Bears, over the Patriots.
He was the 73rd overall pick (Sacrifice=73, Stephen McMichael=73).
His name connects with ritual sacrifice (Stephen McMichael=73 & 154, Ritual Sacrifice=73 & 154).
He is dead 45 years after being drafted (Bears=45).
He was drafted in ’80 (Stephen McMichael=80).
He died on the first of the last 253 days in the year (Ming the Merciless=253).
He died 137 days before the Bears season opener on September 7 (NFL=137).
He was also part of the WCW and The Four Horsemen crew, led by Ric Flair, who is 76 years old right now. It goes with McMichael wearing #76 in the NFL (Ric Flair=76).
He died 57 days after Ric Flair’s birthday (Steve McMichael=57).
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/44823944/hall-famer-bears-icon-steve-mongo-mcmichael-dies-age-67
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He was 67 years 6 months 6 days old.
Those are the exact numbers in the first scene of Leave The World Behind. 67 on the mug, 6 on the clock, and 6 on something else, another clock or something.
He’s also 24,660 days old, which reduces to 666.
666 days from the release of Leave The World Behind is 10/4 this year.
Mongo – 64
Stephen Douglas McMichael – 233
10/4 is 23 weeks 3 days from Mongo’s death…
That’s also 164 days.