Cowboys laud mental health program put in place after Marshawn Kneeland's death

On the anniversary of Marshawn Kneeland's tragic death, the Dallas Cowboys reflected on his legacy and the mental health initiatives the team has implemented in his honor. The Huddle 94 program, named after Kneeland's jersey number, aims to foster discussions among players about mental health and personal challenges, enhancing the team's sense of brotherhood.

Quarterback Dak Prescott highlighted the importance of these conversations, suggesting that such resources might have benefited Kneeland. Following his death, the team organized a vigil and provided counseling for players. The Cowboys have also made contributions to support Kneeland's family and honored him during games, emphasizing the ongoing need for mental health awareness in sports.