👋 Good morning! 🎉 HAPPY ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY! 🎉 First and foremost, thank you to our fans, diehards, subscribers, and everyone who has supported DLLS over the past year. None of this would be possible without you. And because we couldn't celebrate without giving back, today you're in for a special treat. Yesterday I hinted at some big appearances… well, here they are. We've got a legendary lineup: Cowboys great Darren Woodson 🏈 on the DLLS Cowboys Show, Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban 🏀 live with the DLLS Mavs crew, former Rangers outfielder David Murphy ⚾️ joining the DLLS Rangers pod, and broadcast veteran and host of The Sheet Jeffrey Marek 🏒 will be on our DLLS Stars show. One year down, and we're just getting started. - Ali Jawad

The biggest storyline in Dallas just took a massive twist 👀. Trevon Diggs returned to practice on Monday, meaning there’s now a real chance he could suit up for Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles. It’s the kind of news Cowboys fans have been waiting months to hear, especially after watching the Pro Bowl corner miss the end last season with a knee injury after missing the year prior with an ACL tear. But while the update should feel like a huge sigh of relief for the organization, it comes with plenty of baggage from how the team handled his situation during the offseason.

And then came the bombshell. Clarence Hill didn’t hold back on the DLLS Cowboys podcast, saying the Cowboys actually owe Diggs an apology for one particular reason. 🤔

Meanwhile, the drama doesn’t stop with Diggs. All eyes remain glued to the ongoing saga between Micah Parsons and Jerry Jones. Parsons’ contract situation has been hanging over training camp like a dark cloud, with no resolution in sight. Every comment, every sideline appearance, and every delay in negotiations is turning up the heat. For a team with playoff expectations, the standoff between owner and superstar pass rusher is a storyline that could obviously shape the future of the franchise.

And as if those two sagas weren’t enough, roster cutdown day is officially here. By today’s 3 p.m. CT deadline, the Cowboys must trim down to 53 players, and Jeff has already taken his shot at projecting who stays and who goes. Jeff has to get 49 of the 53 right or else face a challenge on the show. With several players making their case and veterans fighting to hold on, the decisions won’t come easy.

P.J. Washington is ‘likely’ closing in on an extension with the Mavericks. His role in Jason Kidd’s rotation could shift with the roster already overflowing with talent, and the deal would come with trade restrictions that complicate things even more. On paper it looks like Dallas locking in a key piece, but it might actually hint at something bigger. Is this really about stability, or the first move in a larger plan?

The Dallas Stars have come so close yet short each time to the franchises second Stanley Cup title in recent years. So the big question? What are the three things the organization must do to win it all. Our very own Sam Nestler has the answers.

The Rangers just put together one of their best weekends of the season 👀. Three wins, two shutouts, and a first career blast had fans buzzing. The player behind that unforgettable homer joined us live to talk playoff hopes. But the real question is… does he still have the ball? The only way to find that answer is on the DLLS Rangers show.

Dirk hitting dances >>> anything on your feed today 😂

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Ali Jawad
Dallas Cowboys ​Content Creator/Newsletter Writer
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