Aerial footage of Caleb Farley’s house following an explosion has been released following the devastating incident.
The Titans cornerback’s North Carolina home blew up on Monday night, killing his 61-year-old father Robert. Several vehicles were also lost as a result.
A video released by Queen City News on Tuesday afternoon shows the extent of the damage, with the residence flattened by the blast and now all rubble.
You could check it out right below:
According to Iredell County, the 6,300-square-foot property has been ruled a total loss. The house was valued at around $2 million and was built in 2016.
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Neighbors told Queen City News they heard a loud explosion around Midnight on Monday and also smelled gas.
“A loud boom, about five minutes to midnight,” one was quoted as saying. “A gorgeous house, in all respects, I can’t believe it.”
It’s still unknown if Farley was at the house when the blast occurred. But he was spotted at the scene with his family on Tuesday.
Authorities revealed that the player’s father was identified while crews searched through debris.
Farley was drafted as the No. 22 overall pick in 2021 and has seen his career hampered by various injuries. He was likely hoping to make an impact for the Titans in the coming season but football should take a back seat following such a devastating loss.
