‘A Different Guy’: Brian Schottenheimer Details Quinnen Williams’ Dallas Cowboys Leadership
Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Quinnen Williams has become a more vocal leader since returning for the offseason program.
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‘It Happened For A Reason’: Kendre Miller Joins Dallas Cowboys After Saints Release
Kendre Miller discussed his return to Texas, injury setbacks and reunion with Derrick Foster after joining the Cowboys’ practice squad.
‘That’s Unacceptable’: Dallas Cowboys’ Brevyn Spann-Ford Owns 2 Penalties
Brevyn Spann-Ford took responsibility for 2 penalties against Indianapolis and explained what he needs to improve with Jake Ferguson sidelined.
Dallas Cowboys Give 2 Tight Ends Chance To Compete With Jake Ferguson Out
James Mitchell and Michael Trigg will compete for work with Jake Ferguson sidelined. Brian Schottenheimer discussed what each tight end brings.
YouTube Gold: Cooper Flagg Is Well On His Way To Greatness
Former Duke standout Cooper Flagg is already a star in his second NBA season with the Dallas Mavericks, posting 25.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 6.9 assists, 2.2 steals and nearly a block per game at just 19. Highlights include a 51‑point explosion on April 3 against ex‑Duke teammate Paolo Banchero and a 90.3% free‑throw rate. While his three‑point shooting still needs work, Flagg’s growing playmaking instincts and tenacious defense make him a rare two‑way talent poised for even greater impact.
Mavericks vs. Timberwolves Preview: Dallas begins tough road swing at Minnesota
The Mavericks (7-4) head to Minnesota for a Thursday night showdown with the 8-3 Timberwolves, who are riding a four‑game win streak despite missing Anthony Edwards after knee surgery. Dallas looks to extend its three‑game run, led by Luka Dončić and a hot‑shooting Cooper Flagg, who has hit six of his last eleven threes. Minnesota’s depth shines with Lamelo Ball, Jaden McDaniels, Ayo Dosunmu and Rudy Gobert anchoring a lineup that’s won five of six without Edwards. The last Mavericks win in Minneapolis came in the 2024 Western Conference Finals era, so both sides have a lot at stake. Tip‑off is just after 7 p.m. CT on the Target Center, televised locally on KFAA 29 and nationally on NBA TV.
Cowboys Legend Blasts Dallas for ‘Killing the Spirit’ With Costly Mistakes Ahead of 49ers Clash
Former Cowboys receiver James Washington warns that Dallas’ 14 penalties (153 yards) in a 27-23 win over Indianapolis are “killing the spirit” of the team. The Cowboys sit 4-5, ranking second in the league with 42 penalties and leading with 667 penalty yards. Head coach Brian Schottenheimer and owner Jerry Jones face mounting criticism as the squad prepares for a Week 10 showdown with the 49ers, needing a stronger ground game to curb costly miscues and keep playoff hopes alive.
Purple Row After Dark: Vote for your favorite Rockies defensive play of 2026
Purple Row invites fans to vote for the Colorado Rockies' top defensive play of 2026. The list, presented chronologically, includes Jordan Beck’s home run robbery (April 11 vs. San Diego), TJ Rumfield’s leaping catch (May 18 vs. Texas), Cole Carrigg’s ivy‑crashing catch (June 16 at Wrigley Field) and an 8‑5 double play (June 17), plus Tyler Freeman’s cannon‑like throw (July 17 vs. St. Louis). An honorable mention goes to Colton Cowser’s walk‑off robbery at Coors Field. Voting closes Friday, 8 p.m. MT.
Dallas Cowboys Have 8 Players Miss Practice Ahead Of San Francisco 49ers Game
Jake Ferguson and Tyler Goodson missed practice, while George Pickens, KaVontae Turpin and DeMarvion Overshown were limited before Dallas hosts San Francisco.
What We Learned From Dallas Mavericks’ 125-122 Win Over Indiana Pacers
Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving scored 26 of Dallas’ 35 fourth-quarter points, while Indiana won the first-half minutes Irving sat 21-2.
Texas Rangers Hire Tommy Joseph As Hitting Coach For 2027 Season
Tommy Joseph joins Skip Schumaker’s staff alongside lead hitting coach Justin Viele after coaching stops with Seattle and Baltimore.
Scott Boras Addresses Corey Seager’s Texas Rangers Future Amid Trade Reports
Scott Boras discussed his dialogue with Texas about Corey Seager after reports that the Rangers will explore trading the shortstop.
Morez Johnson Jr. Probable, Anthony Edwards Out As Dallas Mavericks Visit Minnesota Timberwolves
Morez Johnson Jr. is probable after missing Monday’s win over Indiana. Caleb Martin is available, while Minnesota remains without Anthony Edwards and Donte DiVincenzo.
Five Things To Know About Dallas Cowboys Running Back Kendre Miller
The former TCU star and 2023 third-round pick reunites with Derrick Foster, who coached him with the New Orleans Saints in 2024.
Ex-Dodgers & Yankees Star Announces Retirement from MLB at 40
Right‑hander Chris Martin, 40, announces his retirement after an 11‑year MLB journey that began with shoulder injuries and stints at Lowe’s and UPS. He posted a 3.53 ERA in 434 appearances, earned 16 saves, 409 strikeouts and a World Series ring with the 2021 Braves. After brief periods with the Yankees and Dodgers, Martin thrived in Japan (1.12 ERA with Nippon‑Ham Fighters) and later excelled for the Red Sox in 2023 (1.05 ERA, 46 strikeouts, 23 holds). Shoulder woes limited him to 16 games for Texas in 2026 before the Rangers released him. Off the field, Martin is preparing to run his Texas cattle and deer ranch full‑time.
Jerry Jones, Cowboys Address Key Offensive Need for Dak Prescott With Timely Pre-Deadline Signing
After a 27-23 win over the Colts, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott urged owner Jerry Jones to add depth before the trade deadline. In response, the Cowboys signed former New Orleans Saints running back Kendre Miller to the practice squad, filling the void left by injured backup Tyler Goodson and providing support for starter Javonte Williams. Miller, a fourth‑year veteran who posted 57 carries for 159 yards and two touchdowns in six games for the Saints in 2026, joins on a $17,000‑per‑week practice squad deal without costing Dallas any draft picks. The move leverages Miller’s familiarity with running‑back coach Derrick Foster and addresses the team’s sudden backfield crisis.
LIVE DISCUSSION: Brooklyn Nets vs. New Orleans Pelicans, 8:00 PM ET
The Brooklyn Nets (2-8) head to New Orleans for a live showdown against the Pelicans on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 8 PM ET. Both clubs are reeling from blowout defeats—Boston lost 130-93 to Dallas, while New Orleans fell 138-87 to Golden State. Egor Demin returns to the lineup for the first time since Oct. 27, but Mikel Brown Jr. remains out with illness, and Nolan Traoré is sidelined with a calf issue. The Pelicans also miss Yves Missi (knee) and Trendon Watford (ankle). Tune in via YES Network, DAZN, or NBA League Pass.
Cowboys’ Jerry Jones Reveals Why Trading Dak Prescott ‘Wouldn’t Make Any Sense’
Dallas owner Jerry Jones says trading quarterback Dak Prescott "wouldn't make any sense," noting the franchise has never entertained offers and emphasizing Prescott's health and contract value. The 33‑year‑old, who signed a four‑year, $240 million extension in 2024, has thrown for 2,381 yards, 16 TDs and five interceptions in nine games, including a 27‑23 win over the Colts that lifted the Cowboys to 4‑5. Despite a defense ranked near the bottom, Dallas sits second in the NFC East behind the 5‑2‑1 Giants, keeping its playoff hopes alive as they prepare to face a 7‑1 49ers team.
New George Pickens Rumors Reveal Lack of Trade Interest in Cowboys WR Ahead of NFL Deadline
Even if the Dallas Cowboys had any interest in moving George Pickens ahead of Tuesday's NFL trade deadline, which they likely didn't, there reportedly wasn't much of a market awaiting them.
Southwest Notes: Irving, Flagg, Wembanyama, Pelicans
The Dallas Mavericks climb to ninth in the West at 7-4, fueled by Kyrie Irving’s recent 26.8‑point average and a 43‑point, 10‑rebound performance by 19‑year‑old Cooper Glagg—making him the first teen since Kevin Durant with such stats. Irving urges teammates to ignore trade rumors and praises coach Dusty May, while rookie Flagg fuels his growth with a high‑calorie sandwich routine. Meanwhile, Victor Wembanyama records his second 40‑point, 10‑rebound, eight‑block game of the season, joining Wilt Chamberlain in the record books. The New Orleans Pelicans endure a franchise‑worst 51‑point loss to the Warriors, prompting coach Jamahl Mosley to confront defensive lapses.
Game Preview #12: Wolves vs. Mavericks Game Thread
The Minnesota Timberwolves, now 8‑3, aim for a fifth straight win on Nov. 9 against the Dallas Mavericks (6‑4) at the Target Center. Without Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball (24 pts, 5 ast) and Ayo Dosunmu have kept the backcourt humming, while rookie Cooper Flagg (24/6.6/7) leads Dallas alongside Kyrie Irving, who’s back averaging over 20 points. Key matchup: Mavericks’ Flagg versus Timberwolves’ Jonathan Kuminga, who must contain the power‑forward’s size. The game pits two point‑guard maestros—Ball and Irving—in a tactical duel. TV: NBA TV/DAZN, Radio: 830 WCCO.
Cowboys report card: Grading the first half of the season
The Dallas Cowboys’ first half of the 2026 season earns a mixed report card. While the team sits at 4-5 after three tough losses to Tampa Bay, Green Bay and Arizona, standout performances keep hopes alive. Defensive tackle Quinnen Williams earns an A with 5 sacks and 14 tackles‑for‑loss, tying for fifth in sacks among DTs. Wide receiver CeeDee Lamb also receives an A after a 195‑yard, touchdown game against Indianapolis, despite a recent slump. Left tackle Tyler Guyton (A‑) and rookie cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (A‑) impress, though Porter’s health remains a concern. The Cowboys aim to rebound against the 49ers as the postseason race tightens.
49ers vs. Cowboys injury report: Deebo Samuel returns; 6 players miss practice
The 49ers' Week 10 injury report features Deebo Samuel's return to practice, six players sidelined, and updates on injuries ahead of Sunday's game vs. Cowboys.
5 final observations for the 49ers following Raiders win and trade deadline
After a 38-17 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders, the 49ers evaluate five post‑trade‑deadline takeaways. Rookie wideout Jordan Watkins shines with 86 yards and a TD, earning a larger role alongside Keenan Allen, Deebo Samuel and returning Mike Evans. Linebacker Jaden Dugger’s versatile snap usage, including a pick‑six, proves his value despite rookie status. New defensive tackle DeForest Buckner logs 34 of 50 snaps, instantly becoming a key interior force after the Gracen Halton injury. The revamped receiver corps—Allen, Samuel, Evans, Demarcus Robinson, Watkins and punt‑returner Jacob Cowing—raises questions about the eventual starter lineup. These insights set the tone for San Francisco’s second‑half push, especially ahead of the Dallas Cowboys clash.
Caleb Martin has become the unlikely hero of the Mavericks' new starting five
Despite not scoring much, Caleb Martin has become a key piece of the Dallas Mavericks' starting five due to his defense, connective passing, and selfless approach to his new role.
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