Lee Roy Jordan, a key member of the Dallas Cowboys' first Super Bowl-winning team who made five Pro Bowls in 14 NFL seasons, died at age 84, the team announced Saturday .

Jordan was the first player inducted into the Cowboys' ring of honor after owner Jerry Jones bought the team in 1989.

Broncos Legend, Three-Time All-Star Passes Away

"With fearless instincts, leadership and a relentless work ethic, Jordan was the embodiment of the Cowboys' spirit," team owner, president and general manager Jerry Jones said in a statement. "Off the field, his commitment to his community was the centerpiece of his life after retiring in 1976. His legacy lives on as a model of dedication, integrity and toughness."

Jordan spent his entire pro career with the Cowboys after being selected in the first

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