Dallas Cowboys Mourn Passing of Legendary Superfan

Ms. Carolyn Price, a fixture at Cowboys games for over 30 years, has died at age 83 after a long health battle.

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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The Dallas Cowboys have announced the passing of longtime superfan Ms. Carolyn Price, who was 83 years old. Price had been a regular at Cowboys games for over 30 years, often getting a front-row seat to greet players, coaches, and team owner Jerry Jones. The team described Price as "one of a kind" and said her voice and support for the team would be deeply missed.

Why it matters

Ms. Price's dedication and passion for the Cowboys over the decades made her a beloved figure among the team's fanbase. Her death is a significant loss for the organization and the broader Cowboys community, as she represented the unwavering loyalty and enthusiasm of the team's most ardent supporters.

The details

According to the team's statement, Ms. Price passed away this week after "a long health battle." She had been a fixture at Cowboys games for over 30 years, often securing a front-row seat to greet players, coaches, and team owner Jerry Jones as they entered and exited the field. Price was also a regular visitor at the team's training camps over the years, with her voice echoing throughout the fields.

  • Ms. Price passed away this week.
  • She had been attending Cowboys games for over 30 years.

The players

Ms. Carolyn Price

A longtime Dallas Cowboys superfan who attended games for over 30 years, often getting a front-row seat to greet players, coaches, and team owner Jerry Jones.

Jerry Jones

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys.

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What they’re saying

“Wow RIP”

— Dez Bryant, Former Cowboys WR (X)

The takeaway

Ms. Price's unwavering dedication and passion for the Dallas Cowboys over the course of three decades made her a beloved and iconic figure among the team's fanbase. Her loss is deeply felt by the organization and the broader Cowboys community, who will remember her as the embodiment of the team's most ardent and loyal supporters.