Dak Prescott Opens Up About 'Triggering Day' After Rookie Cowboy's Tragic Death

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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has been left shaken by the death of rookie defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died in a possible suicide. The incident has brought back painful memories for Prescott, whose own brother Jace died by suicide in 2020. Prescott spoke about the loss, stating that it was a 'very tough day' and that he hurt for Kneeland's family, his girlfriend, and his teammates. He acknowledged that the news had triggered a lot of emotions and that it's okay to feel however one is feeling. The Cowboys organization came together to support each other, holding a team-wide Zoom call to share their grief and memories of Kneeland. Prescott described the moment as 'tough for this team.' Kneeland's death is currently being investigated as a possible suicide by authorities in Frisco, Texas. However, his family has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding his death, with his cousin Jasmine Kneeland stating that the police may be responsible for his death. The Cowboys will resume their season on November 17 against the Las Vegas Raiders. In the meantime, Prescott and his teammates are coming to terms with the loss of their colleague. As Prescott navigates this difficult time, he has emphasized the importance of acknowledging and addressing one's emotions. 'It's hard to balance my emotions,' he said, 'but it's okay to feel however you're feeling.'