Cowboys Player Marshawn Kneeland Dies at Age 24

Cowboys player Marshawn Kneeland has passed away at the age of 24.

The Cowboys selected the Cowboys in the second round in 2024 and appeared in 18 games for the team, including four starts.

He scored his first touchdown in Tuesday's defeat to the Arizona Cardinals when he retrieved a blocked punt.

"He was a cherished team member and member of our organisation," the Dallas Cowboys stated.

"We send our condolences regarding Marshawn are with his girlfriend Catalina and his family."

Kneeland was selected by Dallas with the 56th overall pick of the 2024 NFL Draft after playing college football for Western Michigan.

His agent, Jonathan Perzley, said his "heart aches" for the passing of a player who "gave his all" into each opportunity.

"I saw him strive his way from a aspiring young man at Western Michigan with a goal to being a respected professional for the Dallas Cowboys," Perzley said.

The NFL stated it is "profoundly grieved" by the news.

Career Highlights

• Selected in the 2024 draft
• Appeared in 18 matches
• Recorded initial TD in last appearance
• Former Western Michigan standout

Memory and Influence

Marshawn Kneeland's untimely death has created a gap in the football world, remembered as a committed player with a bright career ahead.