Dallas Cowboys Superfan 'Ms. Price' Dies at 83

Carolyn 'Ms. Price' was a beloved fixture at Cowboys games and training camps for over 30 years.

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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Carolyn 'Ms. Price,' a beloved Dallas Cowboys superfan known for her booming voice and decades of devotion to the team, has died at the age of 83 after a battle with cancer. Ms. Price was a fixture at Cowboys games and training camps for over 30 years, often securing front-row spots to greet players and coaches.

Why it matters

Ms. Price was more than just a fan - she was a constant presence whose passion and loyalty became part of the Cowboys' culture. Her death is a significant loss for the organization and Cowboys Nation, as she left a lasting legacy as one of the team's most devoted supporters.

The details

Ms. Price attended Cowboys games for over 30 years, often securing front-row spots to greet players and coaches as they entered and exited the field. She was especially known for her interactions with team owner Jerry Jones and his family. Her dedication extended beyond game days, as she was a regular presence at Cowboys training camps across multiple locations over the years.

  • Ms. Price attended Cowboys games for more than 30 years.
  • She passed away this week after a battle with cancer.

The players

Carolyn 'Ms. Price'

A beloved Dallas Cowboys superfan known for her booming voice and decades of devotion to the team.

Jerry Jones

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, with whom Ms. Price had a close relationship.

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What they’re saying

“Saddened by the news of Miss Price...Cowboys Nation will truly miss your presence, but your spirit will forever live on! Condolences to the family.”

— DeMarvion Overshown, Cowboys Linebacker (X)

The takeaway

Ms. Price's passing is a significant loss for the Dallas Cowboys organization and their fanbase, as she was a beloved and devoted supporter whose passion and loyalty became an integral part of the team's culture over the course of three decades. Her legacy as one of the most dedicated Cowboys fans will long be remembered.