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The Dallas Mavericks beat the Miami Heat 113-109 on Oct. 26, 2026, improving to 2-2. Cooper Flagg led the way with a game‑high 29 points, 11 assists, six rebounds, five steals and three blocks, scoring 12 in the pivotal fourth quarter. Kyrie Irving, PJ Washington, and bench scorer Walter Clayton Jr. (15 points in 17 minutes) also made key contributions. Coach Dusty May praised the team’s hustle, unselfish play and defensive grit, noting Flagg’s “bad dude” finish in the paint and the Mavericks’ physical effort against Giannis Antetokounmpo. The win marks a significant road victory for Dallas.
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Prescott surpasses Cowboys legends in dominant win over Philadelphia.
With some time to sleep on it, that game was a bit of a head scratcher. The Eagles’ offense, missing Jalen Hurts, DeVonta Smith, and Dontayvion Wicks, plus the recently retired/traded Lane Johnson and Cam Jurgens, scored 21 points against the Cowboys. It was the first time they’ve gone for 20+ since the Tennessee game […] The post Feels Like the Eagles Defense is Finally Rolling Over After Carrying the Team for a Full Year Now appeared first on Crossing Broad .
Former NFL star Dez Bryant is caught on newly released video threatening and striking 19‑year‑old Terrance Avery during a road‑rage feud in Southlake, Texas. The altercation began when Bryant confronted two reckless drivers at a traffic light, escalated in a restaurant parking lot, and led to Bryant smashing the teen’s phone and shouting profanities. Police arrived, drew a weapon and handcuffed Bryant while his daughter and girlfriend watched. The teenager says he will sue Bryant. The incident, recorded by the teen’s phone, fuels a contentious legal battle for the ex‑Cowboy.
It was September 27, 2026. Game 162. The Texas Rangers had been eliminated from playoff contention, while their in-state rival, the Houston Astros, clinched the American League West. For most teams, falling just short of the postseason, especially with a division title within reach, would reinforce a familiar offseason mentality: “We’re close. We just need […] The post The Rangers Could Win the Offseason if They Decide To Trade Assets appeared first on Just Baseball .
The Dallas Cowboys are trying to pick up some wins as the 2026 NFL season rolls along. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is revealing what he would like to see from his team moving forward. Jones wants his team to run more, he said in an interview with 105.3 the Fan in Dallas. It was also […] The post Jerry Jones lays down eye-opening demand that will help Cowboys’ Dak Prescott reach new heights appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Brian Schottenheimer finally showed restraint at the podium after the Cowboys' big win over the Eagles on Monday night.
The Texas Legends unveil their 18‑player training camp roster for the 2026‑27 G League season, highlighted by No. 1 overall pick Jeremy Sochan. The former Baylor star, who won an NBA title with the Knicks and most recently was waived by Portland, joins the Mavericks’ affiliate after stints with the Spurs, Knicks and Trail Blazers. Also selected are guard Jevin Muniz (No. 10), 7‑ft‑1 center Matthew Lane (No. 17) and forward Jonathan Jackson (No. 40), plus international picks Jorge and Guillermo Diaz Graham and Bahrain’s Muzamil “Zee” Hamoda. Mavericks two‑way players Walter Clayton Jr., Jett Howard and Tobi Lawal round out the squad. The Legends open the G League season on Nov. 8 in Mexico City, with a home debut Nov. 13.
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens appears to be in the doghouse.
When Dez Bryant left his home on Sunday afternoon, little did he know he would end up handcuffed in a Southlake parking lot. Hours later, the wide receiver took to social media to tell his side of the story. “There’s only one real victim here…and that’s me. I don’t understand how anyone could say I […] The post Cowboys Legend Dez Bryant Launches Investigation Amid Potential Lawsuit Over Road Rage Incident appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Physical injuries are definitely tough for players to handle. When it comes to Dallas Cowboys linebacker DeMarvion Overshown, the season opener against the New York Giants turned out to be an ominous day. He injured his hamstring and was sidelined from then until week 7. But turns out that when it comes to Overshown’s pain, […] The post Cowboys Star DeMarvion Overshown Admits Dealing With Personal Tragedy Before the Eagles Game appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Dallas Mavericks have sent forward Santi Aldama to their G League affiliate, the Texas Legends, to resume practice as part of his post‑knee‑surgery rehab. Aldama, who underwent an arthroscopic right‑knee procedure on March 17 while with Memphis, will scrimmage but not play in the Legends’ season‑opening game in Mexico City on Nov. 8. Acquired from the Grizzlies on July 8, he missed all preseason action and the first four regular‑season games, with Dallas currently 2‑2 after his absence. Coach Dusty May says Aldama is progressing and could become a valuable stretch‑five once cleared.
The banged-up Eagles lost to the Cowboys 38-21 on Monday night, and in the process added to their ever-growing list of injured players. Saquon Barkley was already nursing a hamstring injury coming into the game, and then tweaked his back trying to play through it on the first play of the game: BARKLEY: “I just […] The post Saquon Barkley Injured His Back Trying to Play Through Injured Hamstring appeared first on Crossing Broad .
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni faces mounting criticism after the 38-21 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 26, 2026. The author argues that the team’s woes go beyond effort, citing poor game planning, second‑half offensive collapse, and a 0‑8 record as home underdogs under Sirianni. Recent comments from Jordan Mailata about lacking “want to” fuel doubts, while historical parallels to past losing seasons underscore the depth of the problem. With the season seemingly doomed, the piece questions whether any argument beyond “they played hard” remains viable.
The Hogs Haven roundup flags running back Rachaad White as the Commanders’ next offensive focal point, urging him to elevate his production after six games of stagnant under‑center play. Despite an early‑season uptick in zone‑run looks, Washington now ranks in the NFL’s bottom three for under‑center usage, partly due to playing from behind and a waning effectiveness of those snaps. Analyst Mark Bullock breaks down a recent Cowboys game, highlighting the “Rider” play‑action that paired Terry McLaurin’s high cross with Treylon Burks’ seam streak, and notes a near‑miss that could have been a 55‑yard touchdown. The piece calls for better execution and a stronger role for White to spark the offense.
The Black Shoe Diaries breaks down every Penn State Nittany Lion on a 2026 NFL 53‑man roster, highlighting active players and those on IR. Notable names include Saquon Barkley (Eagles), Mike Gesicki (Bengals), and Joey Porter Jr. (Cowboys), each with recent game stats—Barkley posted a rushing TD, Gesicki a TD catch, and Porter logged a pass breakup. Rookies are italicized, and the list spans from the Cardinals (Blake Gillikin) to the Washington Commanders (Odafe Oweh). Supplemental standouts feature Chop Robinson’s sack for Miami and Kevin Winston Jr.’s 14 tackles for Tennessee.
The Cowboys snap a recent slump with a hard‑fought win at Philadelphia, highlighted by Javonte Williams’ career‑high 155 rushing yards – the most by a Dallas back since Ezekiel Elliott in 2016. Coach Brian Schottenheimer earns praise for leaning on the ground game, while Dak Prescott records his 80th career game with multiple passing TDs, surpassing Tony Romó. CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens make key catches, and Tyler Goodson shows promise despite a negated kickoff return TD. Defensive lapses persist, notably Quinnen Williams’ early penalties, leaving the next test against the Arizona Cardinals looming.
Coming off a win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is keeping the door open to potential trades even though he's not currently finding many deals worth making.
The Eagles’ defense collapses in a 38-21 loss to the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field, extending Philadelphia’s losing streak to five games. Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott throws three TD passes while Javonte Williams rushes for a career‑high 155 yards, as the Eagles record zero sacks, no QB hits, and just four pressures on 30 dropbacks. High‑profile pass‑rushers Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and Jonathan Greenard—part of a $230 million offseason investment—fail to generate pressure, leaving the unit dead‑last in all key metrics. The loss, the most yards allowed under coordinator Vic Fangio, pushes the Eagles out of playoff contention.
After a dominant 38-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football, Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer appeared more subdued than usual.
Buck reportedly signed a $108 million ESPN extension while Aikman got nothing, and fans watching Cowboys-Eagles say you could feel the chill in the booth. The post Troy Aikman Reportedly Called Joe Buck’s Secret ESPN Deal “the Ultimate Act of Betrayal,” and MNF Viewers Say the Booth Is Ice Cold appeared first on Terez Owens .
The Dallas Cowboys are back in the NFC East division race after Monday Night Football. Dallas crushed Philadelphia 38-21 to improve to 3-4 on the season. Does that mean that Dallas is suddenly back on the market to make a major move at the NFL’s trade deadline? Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said it is “unlikely” […] The post Jerry Jones dumps cold water on Cowboys making another blockbuster trade, but never say never appeared first on ClutchPoints .
After a humiliating loss, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni addressed the team’s defensive woes, blaming poor block destruction, missed tackles and a lack of pressure against the Cowboys’ balanced offense. He emphasized the need for better coaching, execution and practice adjustments, while praising the squad’s resilience and growth mindset. Sirianni also discussed Saquon Barkley’s cautious return, noting his limited snap count, health monitoring, and productive contributions when on the field. The coach’s message to players centered on staying consistent, grateful and fighting through tough situations, drawing parallels to the 2021 season’s turnaround.