VIDEO: 3 Cowboys players baptized at team facility

A few Dallas Cowboys watched in support as three of their teammates were baptized at the team facility on Tuesday.

The video shows Cowboys’ team chaplain Jonathan Evans baptizing linebacker Anthony Hitchens, safety Kavon Frazier and linebacker Justin March-Lillard in the team’s underwater treadmill pool.

Since the video was posted Wednesday, the video has been viewed over 3 million times.

"It's definitely a platform we can use to lift up His name," Frazier said of his baptism, according to Sports Day. "That's the best part of why it's blowing up. That was the last thing people were expecting us to do at our practice facility.

"It's good it's blowing up. It's getting His name out to a lot more people who may not be believers. It's good that everybody is seeing it and it's going viral."

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