Dallas Cowboys players, alumni and cheerleaders spent the day tackling the very important topic of bullying
There were big cheers Tuesday for some Dallas Cowboy players and alumni who visited a middle school campus in the Frisco Independent School District.
Held during national bullying prevention month, the Dallas Cowboys hosted a character conversation at Griffin Middle School, working with students on a variety of scenarios. “I think it’s always good to be an example for them, said Cowboys offensive tackle Isaac Alarcon."You know, as a public figure, they look up to players. I think it is our responsibility to be an example for them."
An example: you studied hard for a big test. Your friend didn't and wants to copy you. What should you do? The players talked it through with them and talked about their own experiences growing up.Download NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
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