‘Much More Fluid’: Kyrie Irving Set To Face Brooklyn Nets As Dallas Mavericks Weigh Indiana Pacers Back-To-Back
Irving missed the Oct. 24 Spurs game on the second night of Dallas' only other back-to-back, and Dallas is 5-2 with him in the lineup.
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Daniel Jones receives clear trade stance from Colts ahead of deadline
The Indianapolis Colts have told quarterback Daniel Jones they will not trade him before the Tuesday deadline, according to NFL insider Tom Pelissero. Despite recent struggles — six touchdowns to 10 interceptions and a 27-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys — Jones remains the team's starter. He posted a career‑high 68% completion rate and 3,101 yards in 2025, helping the Colts contend for the AFC South title. The decision comes as Indianapolis searches for a new general manager after firing Chris Ballard.
Chicago Bears vs. Tamp Bay Buccaneers, ‘SNF’ Week 9 fan discussion
Buffalo Rumblings opens a Week 9 NFL discussion, highlighting the international kickoff in Madrid where the Cincinnati Bengals face the Atlanta Falcons at the Santiago Bernabéu. The post lists all Sunday games: Jets vs. Chiefs (1 p.m. EST), Dolphins‑Lions, Broncos‑Panthers, Browns‑Saints, Rams‑Commanders, Colts‑Cowboys, Texans‑Chargers (4:05 p.m.), Raiders‑49ers, Cardinals‑Seahawks, Patriots‑Packers (4:25 p.m.), plus Thursday night primetime Bills‑Vikings. Fans are invited to chat the action and cheer the Bills.
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Sets The Internet On Fire By Giving A Little Peek Of Her Tan Lines In Racy Bikini [PHOTOS]
Veteran Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Abby Summers ignites online buzz with a throwback rose‑gold bikini photo she posted to Instagram, just days before the Cowboys’ must‑win matchup against the Indianapolis Colts (Dallas 3‑5, Indianapolis 2‑6). Fans flood the post with praise, while Summers also reminds followers of the behind‑the‑scenes grind—fluffing pom‑poms and washing uniforms—sparking debate over cheerleader compensation. The story blends her viral look with the team’s playoff‑hoping stakes ahead of Sunday’s game.
Cowboys’ Dak Prescott sends intriguing roster message ahead of trade deadline
After a 27-23 win over the Colts to improve to 4-5, Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott tells ESPN he believes the Cowboys can reach the playoffs even if they make no moves before the Nov. 10 trade deadline. He praises owner Jerry Jones and the front office but says any chance to improve should be taken. Prescott emphasizes that the team's fate rests on the players, while acknowledging they remain just 1.5 games behind the Giants in the NFC East as they prepare to host the 49ers on Nov. 15.
Antonio Pierce won’t stand for Cowboys talk on ‘NFL Today Plus’: ‘They’re an embarrassment’
Antonio Pierce erupts on NFL Today Plus, calling the Dallas Cowboys “an embarrassment” after their 27-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts put them at 4-5. Pierce, a former Giants player and ex‑Raiders coach, blasted the media’s relentless focus on Dallas, criticized coach Brian Schottenheimer, quarterback Dak Prescott, and owner Jerry Jones, and urged players to step up. The segment also featured Kyle Long, Russell Wilson and Darius Slay, who echoed disdain for the Cowboys’ over‑hyped reputation.
NFC Notes: Arvell Reese, Commanders, Cowboys, Eagles, Giants
The NFC roundup highlights fines and standout performances across the division. Commanders QB Jayden Daniels shrugs off a fumble after being sacked twice by Rams LB Myles Garrett, while DEs Charles Omenihu, K’Lavon Chaisson and Odafe Oweh incur fines ranging from $14,926 to $17,911 for unsportsmanlike hits. Cowboys DE Rashan Gary and others are also fined for quarterback hits and roughness. Eagles LT Jordan Mailata vows improvement after a loss, and G Landon Dickerson receives a $22,456 fine. Giants rookie LB Arvell Reese makes history, recording 12 tackles and three sacks—including a career‑hardest hit on Eagles QB Joe Milton—becoming the first rookie since 2000 with both three sacks and ten tackles in a game.
Sauce Gardner and Quinnen Williams are still helping Jets in Colts-Cowboys tank-off
The New York Jets benefited from Sauce Gardner struggling and Quinnen Williams starring in the Dallas Cowboys' win over the Indianapolis Colts.
The Cowboys offense almost lost them the game on Sunday
The Dallas Cowboys barely escaped a loss in Indianapolis as the offense stepped up late, with Dak Prescott hitting Ryan Flournoy for the go‑ahead score after the Colts' field‑goal. The victory hinges on a late interception by rookie safety Caleb Downs, ending the game before the offense needed to act. Despite the win, the author notes the defense made eight stops while the offense capitalized on only one opportunity—a touchdown to CeeDee Lamb following a fumble. The piece argues the Cowboys' offense has regressed, relying on a strengthening defense to become a balanced unit again.
Jonathan Taylor dances around barrage of trade questions after potential final Colts game
Amid mounting trade speculation, Colts running back Jonathan Taylor addresses whether Sunday’s 27‑23 loss to Dallas was his last game in Indianapolis. He says he’s “not sure” and expresses gratitude to the city that shaped his career since 2020, while noting he didn’t request a trade. Taylor finished with 46 yards on 13 carries and hopes fans know his appreciation. The deadline looms Tuesday, leaving his future uncertain.
LIVE DISCUSSION: Brooklyn Nets at Dallas Mavericks, 7:30 PM ET
The Brooklyn Nets visit the Dallas Mavericks at 7:30 p.m. ET Sunday in Dallas, a matchup that highlights Dallas’ recent surge and Brooklyn’s rebuilding woes. The Mavericks, bolstered by Cooper Flagg, Kyrie Irving (averaging 21 points with a career‑high three‑point rate) and a 112‑100 win over Utah, sit 5‑4. The Nets, now 2‑7 and missing Egor Dëmin and Mikel Brown Jr., lost a winnable game Saturday despite Nolan Traore’s 19 points. Injury reports list additional absences for both clubs. Tune in on YES Network, DAZN or NBA League Pass for the live showdown.
DeMarvion Overshown's absurd penalty offers more reason to doubt Brian Schottenheimer
DeMarvion Overshown didn't play in the Cowboys' Week 9 win, but he still managed to get called for a costly penalty.
Naji Marshall is finding his footing in a much better Mavericks role
After being a primary initiator for much of last season, Naji Marshall is playing well in a new role for the Dallas Mavericks after a slow start this season.
CeeDee Lamb sets NFL record in Cowboys win over Colts
The Dallas Cowboys beat the Indianapolis Colts 27‑23 on Nov. 8, 2026, while wideout CeeDee Lamb set an NFL record with 641 career receptions before turning 28, surpassing DeAndre Hopkins. Lamb hauled in 10 catches for 195 yards – his second‑best single‑game total – and added his seventh touchdown of the season, marking his eighth 150‑yard game overall and third this year. The win lifts Dallas to 4‑5, keeping them within striking distance of division leader New York (5‑2‑1).
Mavericks vs Nets Preview and Injury Report: Pride on the line
The Dallas Mavericks (5-4) host the Brooklyn Nets (2-7) on Sunday night at the American Airlines Center for Pride Night. Mavericks coach emphasizes a surprisingly clean injury slate despite Tarik’s heel bursitis, Sergio De Larrea’s knee sprain, and Derek Lively’s absence, while Kyrie Irving is expected to play. The Nets, coming off a loss to Atlanta on a back‑to‑back, likely miss Mikal Brown Jr. and Egor Demin. Dallas must stay focused against the low‑ranked Nets to maintain momentum after their recent win over Utah.
NFL Week 9 Recap: Dallas Cowboys 27, Indianapolis Colts 23
The Dallas Cowboys held off the Indianapolis Colts 27–23 in Week 9 on November 8, 2026. Cowboys outgained the Colts, 510 total yards to 263.
Inactive Cowboys player called for hilarious penalty by descriptive referee
DeMarvion Overshown ran onto the field after a turnover. He was in sweatpants so he was called for a penalty
Colts lose fifth straight! Out-awful Cowboys! Time for Anthony Richardson!
Colts lose fifth straight! Out-awful Cowboys! Time for Anthony Richardson!
Cowboys Player In Street Clothes Running Onto The Field Results In All-Time Crazy Penalty Call From Ref [VIDEO]
His coaches are definitely going to rip him over this.
3 things we learned about the Cowboys from the Colts game
The Dallas Cowboys edged the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 8, 2026, surviving a surprisingly tight contest thanks to a blistering early defensive showing and a resilient finish. The defense forced four punts in five drives and limited the Colts to a single first‑half score, while also containing Jonathan Taylor. Offensively, Dallas put up 17 first‑half points but was hampered by penalties and missed opportunities, with Dak Prescott and the O‑line struggling at times. Despite a late Colts comeback, a clutch drive capped by a Prescott-to‑Ryan Flournoy pass and a Javonte Williams touchdown secured the win, highlighting the need for cleaner play moving forward.
Cowboys’ Caleb Downs gets last laugh against brother Josh with interception of Daniel Jones
In a dramatic Cowboys‑Colts clash at Lucas Oil Stadium, rookie safety Caleb Downs sealed Dallas' 27‑23 win with a last‑second interception of Daniel Jones on third‑and‑22. The pick came with under 40 seconds left, nullifying a potential Colts comeback after Spencer Shrader’s two 50‑plus yard field goals gave Indianapolis the lead. Dallas had taken an early 17‑7 edge thanks to a 44‑yard Dak Prescott‑CeeDee Lamb TD, but Indianapolis responded with a 55‑yard strike to Ashton Dulin. Downs finished with three tackles and the decisive turnover, while his brother Josh Downs recorded three catches for 24 yards.
Social Media Thinks Cowboys Superstar Disgustingly Soiled His Pants Mid-Game vs. Colts [VIDEO]
A viral clip shows Cowboys linebacker Rashan Gary allegedly soiling his pants during Dallas' 27-23 win over the Colts on Nov. 8, 2026. The video, shared on Twitter, sparked jokes from fans as Gary, who switched to No. 7 after a trade from Green Bay, recorded 19 tackles and a sack that night. Despite the distraction, Dallas improves to 4‑5, with rookie safety Caleb Downs notching his first interception after signing a $29 million rookie contract. The post highlights the bizarre moment alongside the game’s crucial play.
Daniel Jones Addresses If He's Considered Requesting Colts Trade Amid NFL Rumors
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Daniel Jones sidestepped a question about whether he's contemplated asking for a trade following the team's 27-23 loss against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, its fifth straight defeat.
NFL Sunday: Mahomes Plays Through Injury, Sanders Shows Resilience in OT & Other Moments You Missed
Week 9 delivered a clutch showcase of resilience across the NFL. Patrick Mahomes shrugged off a hard hit to the throwing arm and finished 23‑of‑31 for 242 yards and two TDs as the Chiefs beat the Jets 35‑12. Shedeur Sanders recorded his first NFL touchdown in an overtime thriller, but the Browns fell short 23‑16 after a failed two‑point try. Denver rallied late, with Bo Nix engineering an 80‑yard drive capped by touchdowns to Jonah Coleman and Pat Bryant to beat the Broncos 26‑14. The Cowboys escaped a late comeback with a 27‑23 win over the Colts, sealing the game with rookie Caleb Downs’ interception. The Giants upset the Eagles 19‑11, while the Saints edged the Browns 23‑22 in OT.
5 immediate reactions to the Colts' soul-crushing loss to the Cowboys
In a game between two struggling teams, the Indianapolis Colts had some good things happen against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 9, until they didn't.
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