Marshawn Kneeland, the Dallas Cowboys player who died Thursday at age 24, was remembered by the NFL just hours later, as the Denver Broncos and the Las Vegas Raiders played on Thursday Night Football.

Shortly after the Dallas Cowboys announced the death of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland at the age of 24 on Thursday, reactions from around the NFL to the tragic news came pouring in on social media and elsewhere. We are deeply saddened by the tragic news of the passing of Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland.

Dallas Cowboys legend and former assistant Greg Ellis opened up about his close relationship with Marshawn Kneeland and their conversations on mental health.

Frisco, Texas.“They just received a text from him, a group text from him saying goodbye,” authorities said on the dispatch recording, according to the outlet. “They're concerned for his welfare.” Kneeland’s girlfriend,

The Dallas Cowboys sadly lost defensive end Marshawn Kneeland on Thursday. It was the type of heartbreaking loss you just can't prepare for. Kneeland was selected by the Cowboys with the 56th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

Kneeland was the Cowboys' second-round pick out of Western Michigan in the 2024 draft. The Michigan native played 18 games across one and a half seasons in Dallas, and was coming off a big game in which he scored a defensive touchdown after recovering a blocked punt in Week 9's Monday Night Football loss to the Cardinals.

On Monday, Marshawn Kneeland garnered national attention with his first NFL touchdown in the Dallas Cowboys’ loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Three days later, the 24-year-old Michigan native and Western Michigan University alumnus died by what authorities are calling a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

NFL player Marshawn Kneeland has died at just 24 years old. The Dallas Cowboys defensive end was found dead with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in the early hours of Nov. 6, NBC News confirms.

Dallas Cowboys player Marshawn Kneeland has died at age 24, just three days after the star scored his first NFL touchdown on 'Monday Night Football.'

New York Giants QB Russell Wilson broke his silence about the 'tragic' death of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland.