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A year after Marshawn Kneeland’s death, Dak Prescott is still finding ways to keep his late teammate part of the Cowboys. Ahead of the November 6 anniversary, the quarterback opened up about how he wants to honor Kneeland, the 2024…

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott spoke emotionally about honoring late teammate Marshawn Kneeland ahead of the one-year anniversary of his death. Prescott detailed how the team is keeping Kneeland's memory alive through open conversations and a player-led mental health initiative called Huddle 94, named after Kneeland's jersey number.
Kneeland died by suicide at age 24 in November 2025, and researchers later diagnosed him with Stage 1 CTE in July. Teammates including CeeDee Lamb and Tyler Smith echoed Prescott's sentiments, emphasizing the importance of mental health and supporting one another.
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