Andy Reid's Son, Garrett, Found Dead at Eagles Training Camp in Lehigh

In tragic news out of the Philadelphia Eagles' training camp up in Lehigh, PA, head coach Andy Reid's son has been found dead inside his dorm room, according to a recent news conference by General Manager Howie Roseman.

Roseman said, Andy has "been strong for us, we're going to be strong for him right now," during the press conference, seeming to be in shock over what had happened to one of Philadelphia's greatest coaches. 

The news was recently confirmed by ESPN football analyst Adam Schefter:

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Tragic beyond words. RT @profootballtalk: Howie Roseman says that Garrett Reid was found dead in his room at training camp.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 5, 2012

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The drug-troubled past of Garrett, Reid's eldest child of five, doesn't seem to be in play here. After recovering from his addictions and behavioral issues, Reid had spent the last several weeks of camp working close-in-hand with the team's strength and conditioning coaches.

The Lehigh University Chief of Police, Edward Shupp, said that his department had received a 911 call at 7:20 a.m. but that they'd found "no evidence of foul play," according to NBCsports.com. Further investigations will be done by police and the coroner's office.

We'd like to extend our deepest and most hearftelt condolences to Andy Reid, his family and the entire Philadelphia Eagles community.