Kenny Pickett's wife Amy grieves loss of late Princeton football player in heartbreaking note

Late Princeton Tigers wide receiver Tiger Bech lost his life to a tragic truck attack on New Year's Day in New Orleans. The attack on Bourbon Street left more than 10 people killed per New York Post, including Bech, as confirmed by his brother Jack.

Jack Bech took to his X account (formerly Twitter) to share the heartbreaking news with the fans. In his X post, Jack wrote:

"Love you always brother ! You inspired me everyday now you get to be with me in every moment. I got this family T, don’t worry. This is for us."

Football fans and celebrities have mourned Tiger Bech's death, including the Philadelphia Eagles star Kenny Pickett's wife Amy. On Thursday, Amy Pickett took to her Instagram story to mourn the loss of the young football star and wrote:

"Our hearts break for Tiger, his family and loved ones over this tragic, senseless and devastating loss. Praying for comfort and healing. A contagious love for life, new adventures, and making others laugh."

Kenny Pickett's wife Amy grieves the loss of the late Princeton football player in a heartbreaking note (Credits: IG/Amy Pickett)

Kenny Pickett's wife Amy attended Eagles vs. Cowboys with family

Kenny Pickett's wife Amy cheered for the quarterback in Philadelphia Eagles Week 17 clash against the Dallas Cowboys. Amy Pickett visited the Lincoln Financial Field with her whole family and later recapped her gameday experience with an Instagram post.

"So fly, @kennypickett8," Amy captioned her Instagram post.

The Instagram post featured solo snapshots of Amy Pickett and some family pictures. Amy adored Kenny's green Eagles jersey for the game, which she paired with black jeans and white sneakers. She finished her look with black sunglasses and minimalistic jewelry.

The Philadelphia Eagles ended up beating the Cowboys by 41-7 in the Week 17 clash. They will now face the New York Giants in Sunday's final regular season game. The Eagles have maintained an impressive record of 13-3, while the Giants have a mediocre 3-13 record, leaving them out of the NFL playoffs.

Do you think the Philadelphia Eagles would end their regular season with another win or the Giants would turn the scoreboard in their favor?