Dallas Cowboys Legend Larry Allen Passes Away While on Vacation in Mexico, Team Mourns
Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame offensive lineman Larry Allen tragically passed away at the age of 52 while on vacation in Mexico with his family, as confirmed by the team on Sunday. Known for his remarkable athleticism and strength, Allen was revered as one of the most respected and accomplished offensive linemen in NFL history.
The Cowboys expressed their deep condolences and sympathies to the Allen family in an official statement released on Monday. Allen, a distinguished member of both the team’s Ring of Honor and the Pro Football Hall of Fame, left an indelible mark on the sport with his exceptional skills and unwavering dedication.
During his illustrious NFL career, Allen earned recognition as an 11-time Pro Bowler and six-time first-team All-Pro, showcasing his exceptional talent and versatility on the field. His 12-season tenure with the Cowboys culminated in a Super Bowl victory in 1996, further solidifying his legacy as one of the greatest linemen in the game.
Team owner Jerry Jones lauded Allen as a fierce competitor and a standout player who epitomized excellence. Reflecting on Allen’s enduring impact, Jones praised his unmatched tenacity and described him as the epitome of greatness in the sport. Allen’s contributions to the Cowboys and the NFL will forever be cherished and celebrated by fans and teammates alike.
As the football community mourns the loss of a beloved icon, arrangements for Allen’s memorial service are set to be announced in the coming days. Larry Allen’s legacy will endure as a testament to his remarkable achievements and lasting influence on the game he loved.
