In a startling development, Dallas Cowboys Assistant Head Coach Al Harris collapsed during a team practice session earlier today at the Cowboys’ training facility in Frisco, Texas. The incident occurred around mid-afternoon as Harris was conducting drills and offering guidance to players.
According to on-site sources, Harris, 50, suddenly fell to the ground, prompting immediate concern from both players and coaching staff. Medical personnel were swiftly called to the scene, and Harris was treated on-site before being transported to a local hospital for further evaluation.
The Cowboys organization has released a brief statement acknowledging the incident and asking for privacy for Harris and his family. “We are deeply concerned about Coach Harris and are doing everything possible to support him during this time. We ask for patience and understanding as we await further updates on his condition,” the statement read.
Harris, who has been with the Cowboys for several seasons, is known for his expertise in defensive strategy and has been a key figure in the team’s coaching staff. His sudden collapse has raised concerns among fans and colleagues alike, with many expressing their support through social media.
As of now, the exact cause of the collapse has not been disclosed, and the team has not provided additional details. The Cowboys and Harris’ family are expected to release more information as it becomes available.
