Dallas Cowboys legend Larry Allen passes away at age 52

Larry Allen, a former Dallas Cowboys star, passed away suddenly at the age of 52 while on vacation in Mexico. He was a key player in the Cowboys' last Super Bowl victory in 1996 and played 14 seasons in the NFL. Allen was known for his strength and athleticism, and he was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2013. He was highly respected and considered one of the best offensive linemen in NFL history. During his career, Allen played as a tackle and guard, helping his team win games and protecting his teammates. He was praised for his versatility and dependability on the field. Allen's physical abilities were exceptional, as he could bench press over 700 pounds and squat 900 pounds. His dominance on the field often left opponents intimidated and in awe of his skills. Off the field, Allen was described as a quiet and gentle giant, loved by his family and teammates. He was deeply cared for by his wife, Janelle, and their children. Allen's legacy extends beyond his playing days, as he inspired many players with his dedication, teamwork, and winning attitude. He was a role model for what it meant to be a great teammate and competitor in the NFL. The Dallas Cowboys and the NFL community mourn the loss of Larry Allen, remembering him as a legendary player and a Hall of Famer. Allen's impact on the game and his team will always be remembered, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of football players.