Mondays just feel better after a Cowboys win, don’t they? It felt like there was a cloud the size of Jerryworld hanging over us all everywhere we went for the last week, but the sun is finally shining. Even if you aren’t a fan of the Cowboys and instead are only into the Mavs, Stars, or the FIRST-PLACE Rangers, odds are you’re friends with or work with lots of folks who were reconsidering what it meant to be human after last Sunday night’s dreadful performance.
But the bounce-back bounced, a record was broken, and victory was achieved. We’re back. It’s officially OK to be sports happy again (for now), DFW!
Bobby Karalla
Dak Prescott breaks Cowboys TD record in Commanders win
Dak threw four touchdowns in the W, moving past Tony Romo with 249 career passing TDs. The record-breaking pass was an absolute beauty.
Cowboys defense flashes, but questions remain after Week 2
Jaishawn Barham forced a fumble and had a nice showing after a bit of a dud in his debut, and the Cowboys defense came up with juuuust enough to get the win. But will they ever get a sack? Ron Harrod Jr. has more.
Rangers bullpen must solve this problem
With three series left and not many alternatives on the roster, the Rangers need Jacob Latz and the relievers to stabilize and bring this thing over the finish line.
Best-case, worst-case scenarios for the Mavs
After the 26-56 nightmare we all endured together, bravely, last season, the Mavs are hoping to bounce back in a big way this year. Do they have the talent and depth needed to push for a playoff spot? Here’s what needs to happen for them to do just that.
Big things are happening this week. The Rangers are trying to win their division. The Stars are playing hockey. The Mavs start their preseason. And Clarence Hill is going to Brazil. Literally anything’s possible.
— Bobby Karalla
