UNLV’s Ryan Keeler Battled Nausea, Sickness In Days Before Death, Police Report States

UNLV protective lineman Ryan Keeler had actually been handling nausea and had actually felt ill for a minimum of 7 days prior to his terrible death on Feb. 20 … this according to a brand-new police report, acquired by TMZ Sports.

In the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department files, polices state that after Keeler was discovered dead in his bed, they talked to a buddy of the football gamer’s who informed them Keeler had actually been combating a health problem because a minimum of Feb. 13.

Cops state the pal, however, had actually informed them he had actually simply seen Keeler at supper on Feb. 19 … and Keeler was “feeling a little better.”

In the report, polices state a guy with the title of “director sports medicine” informed them Keeler had actually been recommended medication on Feb. 17 … and had actually simply visited him on Feb. 19 too.

It’s unclear what the recommended medication was — the report was redacted.

The brand-new files likewise exposed that UNLV assistant coach Julio Garcia was the one who had actually at first found Keeler after doing a well-being examine the protective end previously in the day.

According to the report, Garcia had actually knocked on Keeler’s door, and when he got no response, he kicked the door down, discovered Ryan unconscious and kept in mind the 20-year-old was “cold to the touch.” He then called 911, the report states.

Police likewise kept in mind in the files Keeler was discovered departed laying face-up in his bed. They stated an empty prescription medication bottle was discovered at the scene.

Keeler had actually simply signed up with the UNLV football group in 2022 — after he moved from Rutgers following his freshman season. In his only year with the Rebels, he played in 2 video games … tape-recording a sack and 8 overall deals with.