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‘A Surreal Feeling’: Caleb Downs Seals Dallas Cowboys’ Win Over Brother Josh Downs, Indianapolis Colts With First NFL Interception
The rookie safety also sacked Daniel Jones after clearing the concussion protocol this week, then traded words and a dap with his older brother.
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‘Really Willed Us’: Brian Schottenheimer Credits Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark As Dallas Cowboys Defense Holds Indianapolis Colts To 271 Yards
Williams had 7 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, and a forced fumble, and the Colts went three-and-out on 5 of their 14 possessions.
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‘Purely Unacceptable’: Dak Prescott Calls Out Dallas Cowboys’ 14 Penalties In 27-23 Win Over Indianapolis Colts
Penalties erased 103 yards of Dallas gains, inactive linebacker DeMarvion Overshown drew a 15-yard flag, and Brian Schottenheimer wants to see every call on film.
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‘The Most Complicated’: CeeDee Lamb Breaks Down 195-Yard Day, Reversed Fumble In Dallas Cowboys’ Win Over Indianapolis Colts
Lamb caught 10 passes and a 44-yard touchdown but also lost a fumble on replay, had another touchdown overturned, and was flagged three times.
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‘Nobody Trying To Be A Superhero’: Javonte Williams, Tyler Goodson Power Dallas Cowboys’ 179-Yard Rushing Day vs. Indianapolis Colts
Williams ran for 101 yards and the winning touchdown, Goodson added 77 against his former team, and Dallas finished with 508 total yards.
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‘Next Man Up’: Jake Ferguson, P.J. Locke Hurt In Dallas Cowboys’ Win As Brian Schottenheimer Hopes To Get George Pickens, Joey Porter Jr. Back
Ferguson had a stinger and a knee injury, Locke had another concussion, and Jonathan Mingo and Tyler Goodson played through injuries against Indianapolis.
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‘A Must Win’: Dak Prescott Says Dallas Cowboys Put Themselves In A Hole As New York Giants Keep NFC East Lead Before San Francisco 49ers Visit
Dallas improved to 4-5, the 5-2-1 Giants won at Philadelphia, and Prescott credited Jerry Jones' front office two days before the trade deadline.
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‘Learn How To Win’: Dallas Cowboys Finally Close Out One-Score Game After Late Losses To Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals
Dallas let a fourth-quarter lead get away again, then went 65 yards in 29 seconds, and Brian Schottenheimer, Dak Prescott, and Quinnen Williams talked about finishing.
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‘It Was A Must Drive’: Dallas Cowboys Beat Indianapolis Colts 27-23 On Javonte Williams’ Late Touchdown, Caleb Downs’ Interception
Dak Prescott threw for 335 yards and CeeDee Lamb had 195 receiving yards as Dallas overcame 14 penalties for 153 yards to improve to 4-5.
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‘Shots Will Fall’: Cooper Flagg Scores 20 In First Half As Dallas Mavericks Lead Brooklyn Nets 66-46 At Halftime
Two nights after a 2-of-8 first half against Utah, Flagg went 7-of-10 with 7 assists and joined Luka Dončić in rare company this season.
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‘A Good Screening Team’: Dusty May Plans To Condense Dallas Mavericks’ Offense In The Coming Weeks
Daniel Gafford has started all nine games, and Morez Johnson Jr. and Cooper Flagg detailed the pick-and-pop looks Santi Aldama gives Dallas.
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‘Probably Too Early’: Dusty May Isn’t Buying Dallas Mavericks’ Early 3-Point Defense Numbers
Opponents are 102-of-330 from three against Dallas, and May said he will not put weight in defensive numbers until 15 to 20 games in.
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‘Don’t Give Them Anything Easy’: Dallas Mavericks Want Early Pressure On Michael Porter Jr., Brooklyn Nets Shooters
Victor Wembanyama scored 15 first-quarter points against Dallas on Nov. 4, and Porter is shooting 37.3% from three for 2-7 Brooklyn.
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‘A Seven-Foot Point Guard’: Dusty May Reflects On Coaching Brooklyn Nets’ Danny Wolf At Michigan
May coached Wolf through the 2024-25 season, when Michigan won the Big Ten Tournament, and Wolf is shooting 47.4% from three for Brooklyn.
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‘Phenomenal Year’: Dusty May Says Dallas Mavericks Won’t Dwell On Cooper Flagg’s Slow Quarters
Flagg scored 15 of his 21 points in the third quarter against Utah, and May said Dallas will stay flexible in how it counters defenses.
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‘They’re Not Gonna Push Us Around’: Dusty May Explains Why Dallas Mavericks Drafted Morez Johnson Jr. Ninth Overall
May said Michigan got pushed around in the Big Ten before Johnson arrived and singled out Zaccharie Risacher for playing physical at his size.
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‘Just Play Like That Again’: Dusty May Wants More Of Morez Johnson Jr.’s 17-Rebound Effort For Dallas Mavericks
The rookie had 13 points and 10 offensive rebounds against Utah, and Dusty May said he felt no pain in his leg the next day.
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‘It Is Coming Soon’: Sergio De Larrea Remains Out For Dallas Mavericks As Dusty May Points To Next Week For Knee Reevaluation
The rookie guard has missed five games since spraining his right knee at Miami on Oct. 26 and is out again Sunday against the Nets.
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‘Day By Day’: Dusty May On Minutes Conversations As Dallas Mavericks Get Healthier Before Brooklyn Nets
Santi Aldama debuted Friday, Naji Marshall is back from an illness, and Marcus Sasser was a coach's-decision inactive against Utah.
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‘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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