Jeff Sperbeck, the long -time agent, business partner and friend of John Elway, died after he was involved in a serious crash involving a golf cart. Sperbeck was 62.

Elway, a former Denver Broncos Quarterback, allegedly drove the motorized vehicle at the time of the deadly accident.

Riverside County (California) Coroner confirmed that Sperbeck died on April 30 at the Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, California. The damage had happened four days earlier in the nearby La Quinta.

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On Friday, Coroner’s Office Sperbeck’s death inadvertently issued and said he was dead as a result of blunt head trauma. “The cause of death is ‘blunt head trauma’ and the way of death is ‘accident’,” Coroner’s agency said in the statement obtained by Denver Post.

John Elway breaks silence on the agent’s death after golf cart

The statement added that the damage took place when the “passenger fell from” the golf cart.

January 2, 2022; Inglewood, California: The then Denver Bronco’s president of football operations John Elway looks at before the game against Los Angeles Chargers at Sofi Stadium. (Jayne Kamin-Concea-usa Today Sports)

Last week, Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco made it clear that investigators had found “nothing” suggesting that criminal activity had taken place during the incident. “This seems to be a terrible accident,” Bianco told the post, noting that “a few” of the people involved in the incident, “happens to be very high profiled celebrities,” Bianco told the Denver Post.

“And it makes this more a problem than it probably should be,” Bianco said at the time, noting that his department had received a “massive media study” after the news broke. “We do everything we can to make sure that’s what it seems to be and just an accident,” he added.

December 26, 2021; Paradise, Nevada, USA; Denver Bronco’s president of football operations John Elway looks from the sidelines during the game against Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium. (Kirby Lee -usa Today Sports)

Elway released a statement on April 30 and said he was left behind the “heart bridge.”

“I am definitely destroyed and the heart bridge of the departure to my close friend, business partner and agent Jeff Sperbeck,” Elway said in a statement via ESPN. “There are no words to really express the deep sadness I feel with the sudden loss of someone who has meant so much to me.”

Elway won two Super Bowls with Broncos and was introduced to Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004.