Richie Whitt

Rangers’ legend on the mend, Cowboys’ kicking themselves, Mavs’ Luka hitting the brakes, and who you picking for one “shot” with your life on the line, all in this week’s DFW sports notebook.

Cowboys’ kicking themselves, Mavs’ Luka hitting the brakes, Rangers going back to high school and who you picking for one “shot” with your life on the line, all in this week’s DFW sports notebook.

A catch that should’ve been a first down turned into a drop for a touchdown in a gut-wrenching 40-34 overtime loss to the Jaguars.

The Dallas Cowboys player who scored the last touchdown of Tom Landry’s legendary coaching career refutes evolution. “If man descended from apes,” he opines, “why are there still apes?” The talented trade bait that Cowboys’ brain trust Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson shipped to Minnesota in exchange f…

Jerry Jones’ updated Cowboys Rolodex, Luka Doncic’s blind brilliance, Bruce Bochy’s old tricks and the biggest sporting event in the history of DFW, all in this week’s sports notebook.

“I think we’ve seen the end of Jason Peters. I really, really do.” - Cowboys insider Bryan Broaddus.

Dallas struggles against one of the NFL’s worst defenses before pulling away in the fourth quarter, 24-6.

While other NFL owners this week are mired in controversy, New England’s boss made a record donation to a Boston hospital.

Corey Seager’s bang-for-buck for Rangers, Brett Maher’s kicks for Cowboys, Jaden Hardy’s debut for Mavericks and more Freak(y) radio rumors, all in this week’s DFW sports notebook.

On a night when Dallas’ linebacker was under the weather but his defense still dominated the Giants, New York’s Hall of Famer warned Parsons that he has a ways to go.

Third-place Rangers stretch for positivity, are we underrating Micah Parsons, a warning for Mavs fans from Dirk Nowitzki, and hype over phones and grocery stores, all in this week’s DFW sports notebook.

After another game-winning drive in place of Dak Prescott, Dallas No. 2 quarterback Cooper Rush is trying to climb the ranks of the team’s all-time backups.

Dallas’ disastrous loss to Tom Brady and Tampa Bay drew Sunday Night Football’s biggest viewership in seven years.

New England never started a season 0-2 during Tom Brady’s reign.

New England commits three turnovers and a handful of mental mistakes in losing to Miami, 20-7.

While Tampa Bay’s iconic quarterback stepped out of the spotlight during training camp, Dallas’ Hall-of-Fame owner wants it shining even brighter on his team.