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bv. Steelers and Chargers Announce Joint Tribute for Late Cowboys DE Marshawn Kneeland Before Sunday Night Game

The NFL continues to mourn the heartbreaking loss of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who passed away last week at just 24 years old. Authorities confirmed that Kneeland died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following an emotional breakdown earlier in the week, a tragedy that has shaken the entire league and reignited conversations about mental health among players.

In a touching show of unity, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Chargers announced they will hold a joint memorial ceremony honoring Marshawn Kneeland before their Sunday Night Football matchup on November 9 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.

The pregame tribute will feature a moment of silence, video montage, and a special message displayed on the stadium screen to celebrate Kneeland’s life and remind players across the league that “no one fights alone.”

Steelers GM Omar Khan spoke emotionally about the decision:

“This tragedy goes far beyond football. Marshawn was a young man with his whole life ahead of him, and his story reminds us all of the human side of this game. We stand with the Cowboys, the Chargers, and every family who has ever lost someone too soon.”

Chargers president John Spanos also expressed his support for the joint tribute, emphasizing unity and compassion among teams:

Shortly after the announcement, the Dallas Cowboys released a statement thanking both organizations for their gesture, saying the team “deeply appreciates the compassion shown by Pittsburgh and Los Angeles during this painful time.”

Fans and players across social media have praised the decision, calling it a “powerful reminder that football is family.” Many shared photos and messages under the hashtag #ForMarshawn, turning grief into solidarity.

As the lights dim at SoFi Stadium on Sunday night, two teams will share the field, but one message will echo louder than any rivalry:

We play hard. We play proud. But above all, we play for each other.

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