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Cowboys Honor Marshawn Kneeland Before Facing Raiders in 1st Game Since His Death
- On Monday, the Dallas Cowboys played their first game since Marshawn Kneeland's death, observing a pregame moment of silence at Allegiant Stadium as coach Brian Schottenheimer said they aim to `move forward without moving on`.
- On Nov. 6, Marshawn Kneeland, 24-year-old defensive end, was found dead in an apparent suicide during the Cowboys' bye week earlier this month.
- Players wore blue T-shirts with Kneeland's name and image during warm-ups, a No. 94 decal appears on helmets for the season, and his jersey hangs in the visiting locker room and on the Cowboys' sideline bench.
- The Cowboys established a fund to support Catalina and their unborn child, met with grief specialists, held a private vigil Tuesday, and returned to practice Wednesday while relying on Quinnen Williams and DeMarvion Overshown.
- Video boards at Allegiant Stadium posted the 988 suicide-prevention hotline, while the Las Vegas Raiders and Cowboys displayed Kneeland's photos and honored his blocked-punt touchdown two weeks earlier.
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Marshawn Kneeland Honored With Tribute T-Shirts, Moment of Silence in Cowboys First Game After His Death
Kneeland's teammates came together to celebrate the 24-year-old's life 12 days after his deathCooper Neill/Getty Marshawn Kneeland #94 of the Dallas Cowboys prior to an NFL football game on December 22, 2024 in Arlington, Texas.NEED TO KNOWThe Dallas Cowboys wore t-shirts printed with late defensive end Marshawn Kneeland's face ahead of their first game following his death on Nov. 5 As they prepared to face the Las Vegas Raiders, quarterback Da…
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Cowboys honor Marshawn Kneeland before facing Raiders in 1st game since his death
Dallas Cowboys players bowed their heads during a moment of silence in honor of their late teammate, Marshawn Kneeland, before Monday night’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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