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The brightest star in Cowboys history very well might be tight end Jason Witten, according to his quarterback. MORE: Sporting News’ Top 10 Cowboys of all time “He may be the best Dallas Cowboy of all time,” Tony Romo said on a conference call Wednesday in preparation for Sunday’s game in Seattle, according to NFL.com . Witten needs 1,890 yards to pass Irvin as Dallas’ all-time leading receiver, but the tight end already has 148 more receptions (898) than the former wideout — by far the most catches in Cowboys history....

Just six races into the season, he pretty much already has two that appear destined for NASCAR's version of the postseason. Kevin Harvick won at Phoenix in the season's second race. Kurt Busch won last week at Martinsville. That leaves Stewart, who co-owns the team with Gene Haas, or Danica Patrick to win a race to make it to three. MORE: Which Cinderella driver will win? | Chase and the awesome Elliott family way | Oh, those terrible tires...

Although guessing the songs based on the initial few seconds of it can be quite tricky and challenging, there are six chances available. So players can take some time to guess, although it’s important not to waste too many chances as that would lead to the length of the song increasing further. To make the game more exciting, you can ask a friend or a family member to join you and figure out the song’s name together every day....

Footage of the young child encouraging his pet to come and have a go on the plaything went viral after being shared to Twitter by Yoda4ever, where it has already been viewed 2.3 million times, earning over 15,000 retweets and more than 115,000 likes in the process. The video was originally shared to Instagram by entrepreneur Paula Andrea in October 2020. However, it only began to gain traction after being posted to the platform by another account, Bulldog Del Eje, where the clip earned over 290,000 likes....

Spoilers for Tokyo Revengers chapter 265 has been making its rounds on the internet, and the entire fanbase has taken to Twitter to react to it. The raw scans are all over the place, and it’s hard to understand much from these scans but, surprisingly enough, fans have deciphered certain important information. It looks like the series continues to narrate the story from Mikey’s perspective while exploring his past. The upcoming chapter is all set to bring some painful memories for both the characters and the readers....

According to spoilers, Tokyo Revengers chapter 265 focuses on the last part of Mikey’s flashbacks. Both Kisaki and Takemichi feature extensively here, as was speculated from the hint given in the last chapter. Mikey’s respective relationships with these two pivotal characters are presented in the chapter from his point of view. Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Tokyo Revengers chapter 265. Sportskeeda claims no ownership of any media used in this article unless otherwise stated....

The GOAT reversed his decision just as Tampa Bay and the other 31 teams were preparing for the start of new NFL year and free agency period. Here are the ripple effects of his shocking change of heart, starting with the obvious “winners” but also keeping in mind the multiple “losers”: MORE: Why did Tom Brady come out of retirement? Buccaneers QB cites ‘unfinished business’ Tom Brady back in NFL: Winners and losers Winners: Buccaneers...

When the Buffalo Bills failed to win the game against the Miami Dolphins by failing to stop the clock with a spike to set up a field goal, Dorsey’s frustration was palpable. He smashed his playbook, his notes and finally his tablet. Even though he has since apologized, it shows that Tom Brady is not the only one who can get frustrated by the offensive line’s poor play. On his ‘Let’s Go’ podcast, Tom Brady thanked Ken Dorsey for diverting the attention away from him....

After Brady claimed his win in court against the NFL and Roger Goodell on Thursday, he took to Facebook on Friday night for his first post-victory words. MORE: From draft to Deflategate, Tom Brady’s career in photos | What’s Brady’s fantasy value? | Brady humiliates NFL

An amusing screen shot made the Twitter rounds Thursday afternoon — a Google search of the words “New York Jets owner” or “owner of the Jets” and the featured search result being Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, complete with the future Hall of Famer’s photo. Sporting News had to try for itself, over and over again on different computers in different web browsers. We got the same result every time....

DiGiovanni said: Brady responded by saying: The seven-time Super Bowl champ did as he was told. But the end result was not what he, or DiGiovanni, expected as Brady seemed to cut off his finger in the process of throwing the knife onto the chopping board. Take a look below: Tom Brady has done his fair share of commercials and TV spots as well as promotional videos, but in none of them does he lose a finger....

The Patriots quarterback is looking to take his talents from the gridiron to the silver screen after retirement, according to Star magazine, via the Boston Herald. MORE: Iyer: No more argument, Brady best ever | Bender: Not so fast, still Joe Montana “At 37, Tom knows he only has a few seasons left before retirement. He’s thinking ahead and believes he could become a huge movie star,” a source said....

I say no, not in this year of the coronavirus that already has changed how free agency operates and will dramatically alter the dynamics of the offseason program. If I were part of Brady’s inner circle, I would have recommended that he sign a one-year deal with the Patriots and wait another year before moving on if that was his ultimate desire. MORE: Why the Bucs are the perfect fit for Brady...

For the third consecutive week, Tom Brady’s postgame Facebook post hit a home run with humor and snark, this time, making fun of Bill Belichick’s overuse of the phrase “We’re on to Cincinnati” during his media obligations last week. MORE: Week 5 photos | Revis Island welcomed A.J. Green | Patriot cheerleaders honor Devin Still’s daughter You hear that? They’re on to Buffalo.

That’s the headline-stat heading into Monday’s NFC wild card matchup. Brady, 45, is making his 48th playoff start and chasing an eighth Super Bowl championship. The Buccaneers went 8-9 in the regular season, and they are underdogs against the Cowboys despite home-field advantage. Yet Dallas fans have every reason to be anxious against Brady. The Cowboys have yet to beat the future Hall of Fame quarterback through his stints with the Patriots and Buccaneers....

The two will not be on the football field this time. Instead, they’ll be on the golf course alongside Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau in “The Match 4.” Rodgers will be looking to exact revenge on Brady, whose Buccaneers beat his Packers during the regular season and in the NFC championship game. Rodgers will be paired with DeChambeau while Brady will reunite with Mickelson, his partner in the second iteration of the contest....

While promoting his new drama Cherry on Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast, Holland was asked about the latest MCU Spider-Man adventure. Though Holland remained tight-lipped about any details regarding the story, he didn’t hold back his own excitement about the buzzed-about movie. “I can say that it’s the most ambitious standalone superhero movie ever made. You sit down, read the script, and see what they’re trying to do, and they’re succeeding,” Holland said....

“I don’t think he gets enough credit for what he does because everybody just thinks he has players,” Izzo said on the Dan Patrick Show Monday. “Having players isn’t always the key. There are a lot of teams out there with talented players. It’s not talent that always wins as they say, it’s the chemistry. What he’s done there, with the egos, the starters he had there last year, cutting their minutes, it’s incredible....

“In the 21 years I’ve been the head coach, we’ve gone to seven Final Fours and three of them I thought we had a legitimate chance to win going in,” Izzo said, via MLive.com. “I’m putting my neck on the line. This is the fourth where we have a legitimate chance to win.” MORE: Ranking the best NCAA Tournament coaches It’s a big statement from a coach that usually tells people exactly how he feels, but often has reserved expectations for his team....

After winning the first Test in a convincing manner, Kane Williamson’s side look set to follow suit this time around as well after finishing at 329/2 at stumps on Day 1 on a pitch that was providing little assistance to the bowlers. Still, Guptill, who himself missed on a Test century falling 13 runs short, feels that Latham’s knock deserves recognition as the pitch was proving to very slow at times in comparison to the one used for the first match which saw the ball coming on to the bat bit more freely....