US EditionCowboys' hearts heavy after the death of Marshawn Kneeland, coach Brian Schottenheimer says
- After a police chase last Wednesday, Marshawn Kneeland, Dallas Cowboys defensive end, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot early Thursday, November 6, near his abandoned car on the Dallas North Tollway.
- Catalina Mancera called police the night before Kneeland's death and was reportedly one of his last contacts, with 911 audio capturing concerns he was armed and feared arrest.
- The Dallas Cowboys will wear special T-shirts for the next two games, including Nov. 23 against the Eagles, and honor Kneeland with helmet decals and a tribute at the next home game.
- The family and Mancera are scheduled to attend funeral-related events, and Brian Schottenheimer said the Cowboys set up a Marshawn Kneeland memorial fund to support Mancera and the baby.
- Catalina Mancera, a fashion designer, recently founded SZN Stitches, and had been staying at Kneeland's Plano, Texas apartment; the couple began dating while he was a student-athlete at Western Michigan University.
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By SCHUYLER DIXON FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Dak Prescott thought about Marshawn Kneeland several times during his first practice with the Cowboys since his teammate was found dead in an apparent suicide. “I just countered that by running harder after a play or trying to do something to improve this team and prove something,” the quarterback said Thursday. “It felt good. I know it was a great practice. A lot of guys were there, with good energy and be…
The Killeen Daily Herald
Cowboys prepare to play first game since Marshawn Kneeland's death
The Dallas Cowboys are preparing to play their first game since the death of 24-year-old defensive end Marshawn Kneeland. He was found dead on Nov. 6. The team comes off a bye week and will face the Raiders on Monday…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Dallas coach says Marshawn Kneeland’s girlfriend pregnant a week after death
Coach Schottenheimer said the Cowboys are honoring Marshawn Kneeland through a memorial fund to support his pregnant girlfriend, Catalina Mancera, and their child
NFL Player Who Took His Own Life Was Expecting a Baby
The Dallas Cowboys have set up a memorial fund to support the unborn child of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland after his death last week by apparent suicide. Coach Brian Schottenheimer revealed that Kneeland's girlfriend, Catalina Mancera, is pregnant, and the team's goal is to ensure permanent financial security for both...
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