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The Cowboys might have big question marks at safety, but one player who seems like a lock to return to the starting lineup is Donovan Wilson, who made more plays than any other defensive back in 2020.
Cowboys news: Just how big of a role will Donovan Wilson have on the defense in 2021? The news you may have missed from Tuesday There weren’t many players on the Dallas defense who had a good year in 2020, and that’s part of the reason Dan Quinn is the new Cowboys defensive coordinator. But Donovan Wilson had a stellar season, and it could make him the centerpiece of Quinn’s defense going forward. He began the 2020 season as a borderline-roster hopeful that was looking to impress this new coaching staff and perhaps find a role on special teams to stay on the 53-man roster. Then, Wilson...
How soon can you expect to get the COVID-19 vaccine? Starting Monday, roughly 40% of Missouri's population will be eligible for the vaccine Share Updated: 9:47 PM CST Jan 14, 2021 Starting Monday, roughly 40% of Missouri's population will be eligible for the vaccine Share Updated: 9:47 PM CST Jan 14, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript SENIORS SHOULD BE PLEASED BY THE DEVELOPMENTS THIS WEEK. >> THE COVID-19 VACCINE IS ONE STEP CLOSER TO FIRST RESPONDERS, SENIORS, AND HIGH RISK INDIVIDUALS. STARTING MONDAY ROUGHLY 40% OF MISSOURI’S POPULATION WILL BE ELIGIBLE FO...
DALLAS - Whether you’re at the end of your coffee, your day, your week or even your rope, welcome to Whitt’s End 12.18.20 * Remember way back when everyone rooted for Jaylon Smith because of his warm-’n-fuzzy comeback story? Me neither. Because these days the linebacker – despite being praised for his community service as the Cowboys’ NFL Man of the Year nominee – is a favorite bullseye for all that’s wrong with this team. Smith blows assignments. Misses tackles. Gives love taps to opposing runners after first-down runs. And, of course, never ever never misses an opportunity...
John Shearer: Random Thoughts About Tom Weathers, Ralph Potter, John Lennon, Roland Hayes, Jack’s And Christmas Coke Cans Saturday, December 12, 2020 - by John Shearer Like many, I was saddened to hear about the death of former Red Bank High football coach Tom Weathers at the age of 81. I understand he had unfortunately battled dementia-related issues in later years, but many in the community, on the other hand, have great memories of his coaching and, perhaps more importantly, the positive life skills he taught. As a childhood member of Red Bank United Methodist Church and be...