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SportsDay Insiders Kevin, Evan and David discuss [00:35] the Cowboys’ big win over the Rams and what beating the defending Super Bowl champs means going forward against the Eagles. David says this is the most balanced offense the Cowboys have demonstrated since Dak Prescott’s rookie season. Kevin says they need to maintain it once Dak gets back, which probably won’t be this week.
[15:05] Evan says the Rangers need to boost their budget considerably if they want to live up to their promise to be contenders next season. [34:35] And Kevin says he’s never seen a Texas-OU game like Saturday’s. The Sooners looked completely lost — something we’ve seen from the Longhorns occasionally, but rarely OU — and the Longhorns trotted out the kind of QB the Sooners used to be famous for.
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