LAS VEGAS -- As Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer walked off the field at Allegiant Stadium on Monday night to fans' cheers after a 33-16 win against the Las Vegas Raiders , he kept pointing to his T-shirt.

Schottenheimer was wearing one of the shirts that memorialized Marshawn Kneeland, the Cowboys' defensive end who died Nov. 6 from what authorities said was a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a brief police chase.

"I'd be lying if I said I didn't have some tears when I first put this shirt on, as you can imagine," Schottenheimer said, his voice hoarse and filled with emotion. "But more than anything, I know Marshawn was looking down on us, and we wanted to make him proud. And I think we did that."

Coming off a bye week, the Cowboys spent the early part of last week m

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