DeMarvion Overshown opens up about Marshawn Kneeland

The Dallas Cowboys have been back at practice this week for the first time since the tragic loss of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland.

Teammates and coaches have been sharing their feelings, and they've been open and honest about how difficult of a situation this has been. That includes DeMarvion Overshown, the third-year linebacker who opened up about Kneeland on Friday, saying the "hole is still there"

“It’s been hard. Playing Monday is not going to make it easier. Playing the following Sunday and Thursday is not going to make it easier. I just really ask for y’all’s mercy on me, my teammates, the coaches, and ask for continued prayers, because as much as we run around and push forward and laugh and smile, that hole is still there. That hole is still there," Overshown said.

"We all know Marshawn, he was a winner. He wanted to win no matter what. I say he was that light all the time, but when it came down to playing football, that anger came out, that was that guy that you know I want to be playing by him: when it’s all said and done, when it’s fourth quarter … fourth and inches, who do you want beside you? And it’s Marshawn Kneeland.”