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I'm sure this has been mentioned on DCC somewhere, but I didn't see it right away.
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott's older brother, Jace, dies at 31
DALLAS (AP) -- Jace Prescott, the older brother of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, died Thursday, the team said. He was 31.
The Cowboys confirmed the older Prescott's death in a brief statement. There was no information on how or where Jace Prescott died.
The older Prescott was an offensive lineman a decade ago at Northwestern State in Louisiana, where the Prescott brothers Tad, Jace and Dak grew up. Jace Prescott played three seasons at Northwestern State, starting all 11 games in his final season in 2010.
Dak Prescott appeared in a Campbell's Chunky Soup commercial with his two brothers that aired last season. Their mother, Peggy Prescott, died of colon cancer in 2013.
"The loss of Tad and Dak's brother is devastating," the Cowboys said in their statement. "At this incredibly difficult time, the Prescott family asks only for prayers and respect for their privacy."
Copyright 2020 by The Associated Press
Cowboys QB Dak Prescott's older brother, Jace, dies at 31
DALLAS (AP) -- Jace Prescott, the older brother of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, died Thursday, the team said. He was 31.
The Cowboys confirmed the older Prescott's death in a brief statement. There was no information on how or where Jace Prescott died.
The older Prescott was an offensive lineman a decade ago at Northwestern State in Louisiana, where the Prescott brothers Tad, Jace and Dak grew up. Jace Prescott played three seasons at Northwestern State, starting all 11 games in his final season in 2010.
Dak Prescott appeared in a Campbell's Chunky Soup commercial with his two brothers that aired last season. Their mother, Peggy Prescott, died of colon cancer in 2013.
"The loss of Tad and Dak's brother is devastating," the Cowboys said in their statement. "At this incredibly difficult time, the Prescott family asks only for prayers and respect for their privacy."
Copyright 2020 by The Associated Press