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A Dallas cowboys They mourn the loss of one of the famous defensive players of the franchise. Lee Roy Jordan, Star Lainbeker, who played in the first team “Cowboys” in 1971, died at the age of 84.
Cowboys announced Jordan’s death on Saturday, but did not give details about the terms or cause of death.
Jordan played under the late polo “bear” Braiant during his wonderful career in Alabama. Dallas chose it in the first round of the 1963 NFL project.
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Line Line Lein Roy Jordan from Dallas Cowboys were interviewed in the locker room after Super Bowl X, January 18, 1976, in an orange bowl in Miami. (Kidwiler/Diamond Images collection)
Jordan was a majority of “defense of the court day” of the team that moved the cowboys to the Super Bowl title in the victory 24-3 over the Miami dolphins in the 1971 season. He got out of Nfl In 1976, the cowboys won their second championship next year.
Jordan was a five -time Pro Bowler, the first player who introduced Jerry Jones’s “Ring of Honorary Team”.
Jordan remains the second on the team’s affairs list since 1236.
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“With fearless instincts, leadership and tireless work ethics, Jordan was the embodiment of the cowboys’ spirit,” the team said. “From the field, his commitment to his community was the main part of his life after retirement in 1976.”
In the 1970s in Washington Redskins at the RFK stadium in Washington, Colombia District, Lee Roy Jordan Playing Washington Redskins at RFK in Washington. (Focus on sport/Geths)
Cowboys were known as “Champions next year” after the famous “ice bowl” loss ” Green packs In 1967, when Packers continued to win their second title in Super Bowl II. Three years later, Dallas lost to the Baltimore-Colt on the last field-goal in Super Bowl.
The breakthrough finally occurred a year later with a group of defenders led by Jordan and Chak Houli, as well as defensive tears of Bob Lily, whose 29 yard Bob’s bag became a signature in Super Bowl Win.
Lee Roy Jordan remains the second cowboys in the list of 1236. (Perry Knotts/Getty Images)
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Jordan was entered into Football Hall of Fame College In 1983.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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