A toddler who died in a pool accident has been identified as the son of Buffalo Bills player Ed Oliver. The incident occurred in Harris County. Further details about the accident are available from the source.
The source reports the toddler was the child of Ed Oliver, a player for the Buffalo Bills. For more information about the incident, readers can consult the source, which provides additional details about the accident and the family involved.
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