Dak Prescott Mourns Teammate Marshawn Kneeland’s Loss of life, ‘I Harm’

Dak Prescott opened up on the loss of life of his teammate, Marshawn Kneeland, on Thursday … saying he needs the 24-year-old “didn’t have to go through what he went through.”

The Dallas Cowboys quarterback addressed the tragedy at a subject dedication ceremony at his alma mater, Haughton Excessive College in Louisiana … admitting it was a “very tough day” for him.

“Tragic loss,” Prescott stated. “I hurt. Heavy, heavy heart today. I hurt for Marshawn, I hurt for his family, I hurt for his girlfriend. I hurt for every single one of my teammates. It’s just a pain that you don’t wish upon anybody. You wish none of us had to go through this.”

Prescott admitted it was a triggering day — he launched his “Ask 4 Help” initiative following his brother Jace‘s suicide in 2020 … and makes use of his platform to encourage folks to hunt assist to handle psychological well being points.

“It’s okay to feel however you’re feeling,” he continued. “I’ll tell you first and foremost, I don’t always have the answers and today is not a day that I felt like I had answers.”

Prescott stated it was onerous to steadiness his feelings or discover the phrases to say … however shared a message of affection to anybody who could also be struggling.

As we beforehand reported, the NFL neighborhood was devastated by Kneeland’s loss of life.

On prime of all of the tributes on social media, there was a second of silence in Kneeland’s honor at “Thursday Night Football.”