1 of 1
Story summary
- Scott Laidlaw, a former Super Bowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys, died at 72, as confirmed by his family.
- Laidlaw was part of the Cowboys' "Dirty Dozen" rookie class in 1975 and played five seasons, winning Super Bowl XII in 1978 against the Denver Broncos.
- He recorded 1,007 rushing yards and 668 receiving yards during his career and played one season with the New York Giants before retiring in 1980.
- Laidlaw was honored with his fellow "Dirty Dozen" members in December 2025.
- No cause of death has been disclosed.
