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Rumors Swirl as Jerry Jones Storms Out—Is the Cowboys’ Owner Reaching His Breaking Point? Tension appears to be boiling over in Dallas. Sources close to the team report that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones abruptly walked out of a recent meeting, leaving players and coaches stunned. While no official statement has been released, insiders say frustration over the team’s inconsistency this season may have pushed Jones to his limit. The longtime owner, known for his fiery competitiveness, has never backed away from tough moments—but some wonder if this latest episode signals something deeper brewing behind closed doors at The Star. Sports Report By Donnell Ballard. #Sports #Cowboys #JerryJones

Headline: Cowboys’ Playoff Hopes Fading After Tough Loss to Vikings: The Dallas Cowboys started strong Sunday night on NBC but couldn’t hold the lead, falling to the Minnesota Vikings 34–26. The loss left fans feeling frustrated and disappointed as the team’s chances of reaching the playoffs all but slipped away.Local radio co-host Big Juicy had stirred up buzz before the game, saying if the Cowboys pulled off a win, she'd be a fan for life. After the loss, she jokingly took to social media to say she’s definitely not joining the fan club, teasing loyal Dallas supporters who still believe in their team.Sports commentator C.W. Whitaker summed up the situation bluntly:“With the Dallas Cowboys losing tonight against the Vikings, they only have a 1% chance of making it to the playoffs. The Eagles would have to lose three and the Cowboys would have to win three — and you know that’s not going to happen.”With only three games left in the season, the Cowboys are running out of time — and fans are running low on patience. Sports Report By Self proclaim Dr Donnell Ballard. #CowboysNation #TheCowboys #Cowboys #Cowboys #TMZSports check out the hottest new midday show Monday through Friday host by DONNY B on 1660 AM serving the Arlington heights area Lake Como Merrick Street

Cowboys-Vikings Primetime Clash: Playoff Hopes on the Line: The Dallas Cowboys host the Minnesota Vikings tomorrow night on NBC at AT&T Stadium, a must-win for Dallas's fading playoff dreams amid injuries and defensive woes. Headline Story AngleFrame your radio spot or magazine piece around Dallas's resilience: Despite OL Tyler Guyton out and Trevon Diggs questionable, CeeDee Lamb's return fuels Dak Prescott's aerial attack against a Vikings defense leaning on sacks but weak in takeaways. Highlight Micah Parsons and new DT Quinnen Williams disrupting J.J. McCarthy, who seeks momentum post-Commanders shutout, in a 6.5-point spread favoring the 6-6-1 Cowboys over 5-8 Minnesota. Key ExpectationsPrescott exploits Vikings' secondary for 27+ points, leaning on Lamb and Pickens amid a high 48.5 total. Dallas run game grinds early; special teams edges field position in a projected 27-23 Cowboys win. Vikings' pressure tests depleted O-line, but home crowd and motivation tip scales in pivotal NFC bout. Sports Report By self proclaim Dr Donnell Ballard. check out the hottest new Morning Show weekdays morning from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on 1660 am servant Arlington heights Merrick Street #DallasCowboys #CowboysNation #Cowboys #TheCowboys #CowboysNation #CowboysVsEagles #Vikings

“Jerry Jones Delivers Bold Message After Eagles’ Setback: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones didn’t hold back following the Philadelphia Eagles’ stunning setback this week. Speaking with reporters, Jones said the door is “wide open” for Dallas to take control of the NFC East and make a statement heading into the postseason.With the Eagles showing cracks late in the season, Jones expressed full confidence in his team’s momentum and leadership. “We’ve got the talent, the heart, and the timing,” he said, hinting that Dallas is peaking at just the right moment. The comment comes as the Cowboys prepare for a crucial stretch of games that could decide playoff positioning—and bragging rights in the league’s fiercest rivalry. Sports Report By self proclaim Dr Donnell Ballard. #DallasCowboys #CowboysNation #Eagles #Cowboys #JerryJones #CowboysEagles

George Pickens is the latest player to call out AT&T Stadium’s sun glare

“The sun was beating in my eyes, so I couldn’t see.” George Pickens said this after missing a pass he flat-out never saw — and he’s now the latest player to complain about the brutal glare inside AT&T Stadium. This issue pops up every year. The stadium’s design lets the late-afternoon sun blast straight through the glass, and because the Cowboys refuse to use the curtains during games, receivers just… deal with it. What do you think: should the Cowboys finally fix the glare, or is this just part of their ‘home-field advantage’? #NFL #Cowboys #GeorgePickens #ATTStadium #NFLTalk #FootballNews

Post Malone’s emotional Cowboys tribute wins hearts

Post Malone’s Thanksgiving halftime show at AT&T Stadium wasn’t just about the music—it was a powerful moment of remembrance for Cowboys fans. Wearing a blue and white jacket with a bold “94” pin, he honored Marshawn Kneeland, a fallen Cowboys player, right at midfield. The Texas native’s heartfelt words, “We love you, 94,” struck a chord with the crowd and viewers everywhere. Fans are calling it one of the most genuine tributes ever seen on a Cowboys Thanksgiving stage. It’s moments like these that remind us how sports and music can bring a community together. What did you think of Posty’s tribute? #Entertainment #PostMalone #Cowboys

Cowboys' Epic Double Comeback Ignites Playoff Fire: The Dallas Cowboys' next game is on Thursday, December 4, 2025, against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field. For the Cowboys to improve their playoff chances, they need to win this game, which would put them ahead of Detroit in the NFC standings and strengthen their position in the playoff race. The Cowboys currently have a 6-5 record and are pushing to stay in the playoff hunt after their recent win against the Kansas City Chiefs. Key factors for success include maintaining strong defensive efforts and capitalizing on big plays, as seen in their last game victory. Winning this game is crucial for Dallas to move closer to securing a playoff spot in the NFC. Story By Dr Donnell Ballard. #CowboysNation #DallasCowboys #Cowboys #CowboysEagles #CowboysRivalry

Chiefs heiress Ava Hunt’s Cowboys selfie stirs buzz

Ava Hunt, the 19-year-old daughter of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, made waves at the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving game by snapping a selfie with Sutton Schottenheimer—son of Dallas’ offensive coordinator. Known for her standout game-day looks and SMU cheerleading days, Ava’s unexpected Cowboys connection has fans talking, especially since she’s been away in Hawaii for a gap year. With her signature style and family ties to the Chiefs, seeing her in Dallas colors is a twist no one saw coming. What do you think—just a friendly moment, or is there more to the story? #Entertainment #Chiefs #Cowboys

Cowboys Shine Bright, Edge Chiefs 31-28 on Thanksgiving to Extend Winning Streak: The Dallas Cowboys lit up Thanksgiving Day with a thrilling 31-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, solidifying their status as one of America’s top teams. Led by Dak Prescott’s sharp 320-yard passing and key touchdowns, the Cowboys overcame two fourth-down touchdown passes from Patrick Mahomes. Malik Davis' electrifying 43-yard touchdown run and a crucial two-point conversion by George Pickens fueled a late surge, putting Dallas ahead for good. Fans at AT&T Stadium erupted with joy, their faces radiating the thrill of witnessing the Cowboys’ fourth home win and third consecutive victory. With this clutch performance, Dallas continues to impress and remain a powerhouse in the league, thrilling fans nationwide and maintaining their momentum in the playoff race. The Cowboys’ resilient spirit and strategic execution kept their winning streak alive, showcasing why they remain a beloved and formidable team. Story By Dr Donnell Ballard. #DallasCowboys #Cowboys #CowboysNation #ChiefsPlayoffCall #CowboysEagles

In Dallas. A resurfaced graphic claiming Troy Aikman fired back at the Eagles for calling the Cowboys’ style “dirty football” is circulating across sports pages again. The quote has fans buzzing, but the timing is what’s getting the most attention. It’s landing on the same day the Chiefs arrive in Dallas for a high-stakes matchup projected to break holiday viewership records. While the authenticity of the viral quote remains unconfirmed, the sentiment behind it reflects something very real. Dallas fans have been pushing back hard against narratives that question the Cowboys’ discipline or style of play. And with Kansas City in town, the intensity has only turned up. The storyline writes itself. A team built on precision and pride meets the reigning AFC powerhouse. A fanbase ready to defend its name meets a national audience tuning in for fireworks. Whether Aikman actually said those ten words or not, the viral post captures the energy around this matchup. So as Dallas prepares to take on Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, one thing is clear. The conversation about “dirty football” has only made today’s game feel even bigger. BW GLOBAL PRODUCTIONS Written by Bella DuPlexis #CowboysNation #DallasCowboys #Cowboys #Dallas #TroyAikman #DakAttack #DallasNews