Marshawn Kneeland always wore his emotions on his sleeve before his sudden death, according to one of the late NFL star’s teammates. Kneeland died of an apparent suicide on November 6 following a brief police chase.

The Dallas Cowboys have understandably been dealing with a lot of emotions this week, and linebacker DeMarvion Overshown did a good job putting that into words.

Players were off Wednesday, but the team had been together the previous two days for meetings and breakout sessions with grief specialists who talked to players.

"As soon as you feel like you’re on top of grief, grief will hit you on the head as hard as a rock," Thomas said ahead of the Cowboys' first game since Kneeland's death

FRISCO, Texas -- The Dallas Cowboys returned to their regular meetings and practice schedule on Thursday following 24-year-old edge rusher Marshawn Kneeland's Nov. 6 death by a self-inflicted gunshot, still processing the sudden reality that he's no longer here.

New England Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins showed up at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass., ahead of the team's Thursday night game against the New York Jets on Nov. 13, wearing a shirt that promoted mental health awareness.

The hard conversations that Brian Schottenheimer talked about this week, that therapists say are precisely what are needed during times of crisis — they only flow one direction in a newspaper column.

Dallas Cowboys stars Dak Prescott and Solomon Thomas are channeling the spirit of late teammate Marshawn Kneeland into their pivotal Monday Night Foot