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Phil Robertson, 'Duck Dynasty' star and former Louisiana Tech QB, dies at 79


Phil Robertson, the bearded patriarch of "Duck Dynasty" and a former starting quarterback at Louisiana Tech, died, his family announced Sunday. He was 79. Phil Robertson was the quarterback at Louisiana Tech for two seasons in 1966 and 1967, starting ahead of Pro Football Hall of Famer and No. 1 overall pick Terry Bradshaw. (CBS Sports)

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Phil Robertson, 'Duck Dynasty' star and former Louisiana Tech QB, dies at 79


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