John Elways Agent Jeff Sperbeck's cause of death, which was published after the golf car accident

A cause of death for Jeff Sperbeck – an experienced agent of the NFL Hall of Famer John Elway – who died last month after an accident with a golf car, was released.

On April 26, the 62 -year -old Sperbeck suffered “serious injuries” when he drove on the back of a private resort community in La Quinta, California, on the back of a golf car. At that time it was confirmed that Elway from NBC partner Kusa was the driver of the vehicle from Denver. It was reported that Elway was based in the community where the fatal accident took place.

An emergency team from Cal Fire Riverside reacted to the scene. Days later, on April 30th, Sperbeck died in the hospital on what a local coroner confirmed as his injuries in the accident.

The Coroner Bureau des Riverside Sheriff confirmed his cause of death as a blunt head trauma in a explanation published by NBC News. His type of death was determined as an accident that found that he was a passenger when he fell out of a golf car.

Elway gave up an explanation on April 30 and said that he was “absolutely destroyed and called” by Sperbeck's death “with a broken heart.

“There are no words to really express the profound sadness that I feel with the sudden loss of someone who means so much to me,” said Elway.

“My heart and deepest sympathy go to Jeff's wife Cori, his children Carly, Sam and Jackson; and everyone who knew and loved him. Jeff will be deeply missed for the loyalty, wisdom, friendship and love, which he has brought into my life and the life of so many others.”

Sperbeck's wife Cori and his family gave an explanation of NBC News on his death on May 1st.

“He was a wonderful father, husband, brother, son and friend at many and is deeply missed by everyone.” We are grateful for the overwhelming support of the support that we received for our family in this difficult time and ask for privacy. “