Cowboys Announce Season-Long Tributes to Honor Marshawn Kneeland Following His Death

The NFL honored the memory of Marshawn Kneeland this past weekend, and the Dallas Cowboys have announced extensive plans to remember him for the remainder of the season. Kneeland, 24, died last week from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a police chase early Thursday morning. The team, returning to The Star on Monday after their off week, will wear helmet decals and special T-shirts before their next two games. A moment of silence and video tribute will be held before their Nov. 23 home game against the Eagles, which Kneeland's girlfriend, Catalina, and family will attend. Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones praised Kneeland's "big passion and love for the game," highlighting his high motor and hustle, stating the team will miss him greatly.