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Passing Leaders

Player	Comp/Att	Yards	TDs	INTs
J.Milton III	439/600	6676	77	19
D.Prescott	289/438	4610	50	30

Receiving Leaders

Player	Recs	Yards	TDs
G.Pickens	78	1367	21
C.Lamb	72	1036	12
J.Ferguson	53	897	4
J.Blue	54	715	3
J.Mingo	42	634	6

Rushing Leaders

Player	Ats	Yards	TDs
J.Blue	180	1278	15
P.Mafah	122	725	7
J.Milton III	14	38	5
H.Luepke	5	28	0
G.Pickens	1	14	0

Defensive Leaders

Player	Tackles	Sacks	INTs	FFs
D.Clark	66	3	5	1
J.Brisker	56	1.5	7	3
M.Bell	50	0	4	0
S.Revel Jr.	38	0	5	0
D.Overshown	38	1	1	3

NFC East

Team	Overall	Div	%
Eagles	15-2-0	6-0-0	0.882
Commanders	12-5-0	3-3-0	0.706
Giants	11-6-0	2-4-0	0.647
Cowboys	10-7-0	1-5-0	0.588

Top Cap Hits

Player	OVR	Pos	cap Hit
Dak Prescott	79	QB	$46.50 M
CeeDee Lamb	96	WR	$41.60 M
Mazi Smith	79	DT	$23.24 M
Tyler Smith	91	LG	$21.76 M
George Pickens	91	WR	$20.49 M

Upcoming FAs

Player	OVR	Pos	cap Hit
Tyler Smith	91	LG	$21.76 M
Brandon Aubrey	89	K	$6.32 M
Cooper Beebe	82	C	$1.79 M
Joe Milton III	81	QB	$1.19 M
Mazi Smith	79	DT	$23.24 M

Headlines

🏈 Texas Longhorns vs Oklahoma

Texas 56, Auburn 31

Texas 27, Alabama 24

Forged Through Contact: Inside the Cowboys’ Defensive Identity in PML

Built to Score: How the Cowboys’ Offense Became One of PML’s Most Dangerous Units

A Shootout in the Superdome: Cowboys Fall 55–50 to Saints in Wild NFC Clash

Must Win in New Orleans: Cowboys Face Season-Defining Clash Against the Saints

Player-by-Player Evaluation

Cowboys Fall 42–23 in Philadelphia: A Night of Missed Opportunities, Costly Mistakes, and a Glimpse of Fight

COWBOYS INSIDER: Two-Star Surge — Jaydon Blue and Shavon Revel Jr. Earn Player of the Week Honors in Week 16

Cowboys Outgun Cardinals 73–53 in an Instant Classic: A Historic Offensive Eruption in Arlington

Cowboys vs. Cardinals: Dallas Braces for Its Defining Test of the Season

TEXAS LONGHORNS PLAYER-BY-PLAYER EVALUATION

COWBOYS PULL INTO 9–5 WITH DOMINANT 31–6 WIN OVER JAGUARS

Cowboys Insider: Week 15 Showdown in Jacksonville — Dallas Eyes 9th Win and Playoff Momentum

LONGHORNS INSIDER

Texas Strikes Gold Twice: Longhorns Land Dynamic Duo Marcel Reed and Dalton Brooks

COWBOYS INSIDER | SURVIVAL IN THE MEADOWLANDS

🔴 OFFENSE

QB Marcel Reed

31/40, 326 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT | 5 carries, 68 yards, 1 TD

Reed was the engine behind Texas’ offensive explosion. He commanded the offense with confidence, pace, and physicality, consistently stretching Oklahoma vertically while punishing soft coverage underneath.

The two interceptions were the only blemish on an otherwise excellent day — one forced throw and one late decision — but neither slowed his momentum. Reed made up for it with his legs, including a decisive red-zone rushing touchdown that capped a demoralizing drive.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Aggressive, composed, and in control — Reed dictated the rivalry.

QB A. Smith Jr.

3/3, 13 yards, 1 TD

Limited snaps, but perfect execution. Smith delivered a clean touchdown throw and kept the offense efficient when called upon.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Did exactly what was asked.

🔴 RUNNING BACKS

RB Bo Jackson

3 carries, 69 yards

Jackson’s stat line doesn’t reflect his impact — he delivered the most explosive run of the game, a 48-yard burst that flipped field position and ignited momentum. Every touch felt dangerous.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Game-breaking speed in limited opportunities.

RB Marcel Reed (as runner)

Already covered above, but his 13.6 yards per carry speaks volumes. Designed QB runs and scrambles kept Oklahoma off balance all afternoon.

RB Micah Rome

7 carries, 38 yards

Rome played his role well, grinding out tough yards and keeping the offense ahead of schedule.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐
Reliable and physical.

🔴 RECEIVERS & PASS CATCHERS

WR Kaliq Lockett

11 receptions, 132 yards, 2 TD

This was Lockett’s game.

He torched Oklahoma from the slot and outside, consistently separating on intermediate routes and turning short catches into chunk gains. His chemistry with Reed was undeniable, and both touchdowns came at moments that broke Oklahoma’s spirit.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Red River MVP-level performance.

WR J. French

5 receptions, 67 yards, 1 TD

French was a problem in space. He consistently won one-on-one matchups and made defenders miss after the catch. His touchdown showcased his body control and timing.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Strong WR2 performance.

WR D. McCutcheon

6 receptions, 60 yards

McCutcheon did the dirty work — moving chains, absorbing contact, and extending drives. His RAC numbers highlight how effective he was underneath.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Possession receiver excellence.

WR J. Washington

5 receptions, 43 yards

Not flashy, but dependable. Washington repeatedly converted key downs and helped Texas dominate time of possession.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐½
Chain-mover.

TE / WR A. Butler

2 receptions, 13 yards, 1 TD

Quiet statistically, loud on the scoreboard. Butler capitalized in the red zone with a clean touchdown catch.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐½
Clutch when needed.

🔴 DEFENSE

LB Ty’Anthony Smith

11 tackles, 4 TFL

Smith was everywhere. He consistently beat blocks, shut down run lanes, and forced Oklahoma into long-yardage situations.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Defensive tone-setter.

LB Dalton Brooks

7 tackles, 3 TFL, 1 sack

Brooks delivered a complete performance — sideline-to-sideline speed, backfield disruption, and a momentum-killing sack.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Elite linebacker play.

DB J. Williams

6 tackles, 1 INT (75 return yards)

Williams’ interception was one of the biggest plays of the game. He read the QB perfectly, jumped the route, and nearly housed it. His coverage was tight all afternoon.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½
Game-changing defensive play.

DB C. Ross II

7 tackles, 1 INT

Ross played aggressively and smart. His interception further buried Oklahoma and showcased Texas’ dominance in the secondary.

Evaluation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Opportunistic and disciplined.

DL / Front Seven Notes

Texas held Oklahoma to:

2.0 yards per rush
30% on third down
Only 10 points total

Relentless pursuit, gap integrity, and consistent pressure defined this unit.

🔴 TEAM EXECUTION NOTES

514 total yards
8.9 yards per play
7-of-8 on third down
21-0 first quarter
Defense allowed zero points in the 1st and 4th quarters

This was domination from start to finish.

🏆 FINAL THOUGHTS

This Red River game wasn’t just a rivalry win — it was a program statement. Marcel Reed continues to look like the unquestioned leader of the offense, Kaliq Lockett emerged as a true star, and the defense played with violence, discipline, and confidence.

Texas didn’t survive Oklahoma.
Texas embarrassed Oklahoma.

Quartebacks

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Dev	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	THP	SAC	MAC	DAC	TUP	TOR	PAC	BKS
Joe Milton III	27	6'5"	QB		Strong Arm QB	81	85	85	79	77	99	85	86	83	85	83	80	75
Dak Prescott	34	6'2"	QB		Strong Arm QB	79	83	83	76	80	91	88	81	87	88	87	88	83

Backs

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	JKM	SPM	SFA	TRK	BCV	CTH	SRR	RBK	IBK	LBK
Jaydon Blue	23	5'9"	HB	Elusive Back HB	84	94	95	89	89	65	70	87	90	76	79	91	79	73	36	40	33
Phil Mafah	24	6'1"	HB	Power Back HB	74	88	88	80	79	75	76	77	69	80	84	83	67	58	38	45	33
Tavee Walker	25	5'8"	HB	Elusive Back HB	63	86	86	81	77	77	64	70	65	77	78	79	58	53	45	38	29
Hunter Luepke	27	6'1"	FB	Power FB	74	86	91	83	72	69	72	68	61	68	71	72	77	66	60	65	70

Receivers

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	JMP	JKM	SPM	SFA	TRK	BCV	CTH	CIT	SPC	SRR	MRR	DRR	RLS	RBK	IBK	LBK
CeeDee Lamb	28	6'2"	WR	Physical WR	96	90	91	94	93	70	96	96	93	88	81	73	98	95	95	98	96	94	96	99	54	46	33
George Pickens	26	6'3"	WR	Physical WR	91	91	94	92	91	61	87	96	88	79	46	39	89	93	96	99	89	91	90	90	53	49	29
Jonathan Mingo	26	6'2"	WR	Deep Threat WR	75	90	92	82	81	71	73	89	73	67	60	59	83	81	81	84	83	77	80	85	53	49	27
KaVontae Turpin	31	5'9"	WR	Slot WR	74	96	94	92	89	48	73	89	85	79	29	25	86	80	75	75	68	69	70	72	33	32	18
Denzel Boston	22	6'4"	WR	Deep Threat WR	69	89	88	84	83	78	67	92	77	68	49	41	78	76	81	80	74	74	75	76	72	46	35
Jake Ferguson	28	6'5"	TE	Vertical Threat TE	85	81	86	81	73	69	81	93	76	62	72	74	82	91	82	83	82	83	63	75	66	65	61
Zack Kuntz	28	6'7"	TE	Vertical Threat TE	62	85	90	85	78	70	56	92	59	52	57	63	68	78	74	77	59	54	47	61	60	61	55
Trey Knox	26	6'3"	TE	Vertical Threat TE	62	76	80	81	69	73	67	80	72	65	66	64	67	75	75	75	64	61	57	67	59	63	57

Offensive Line

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	PBK	RBK	IBK	LBK
Tyler Guyton	25	6'7"	LT	Pass Protector OL	83	76	71	59	85	87	89	83	90	82
Nathan Thomas	26	6'5"	LT	Power OL	69	74	52	55	85	65	73	78	86	76
Tyler Smith	26	6'6"	LG	Power OL	91	80	59	59	97	87	89	88	91	92
Cooper Beebe	26	6'4"	C	Pass Protector OL	82	75	69	60	87	85	86	85	86	85
Jarrod Hufford	26	6'3"	C	Power OL	64	69	52	50	89	61	70	73	79	78
Tyler Booker	23	6'5"	RG	Power OL	86	59	53	53	94	85	87	90	94	85
LaDarius Henderson	25	6'4"	RG	Power OL	67	60	51	57	83	63	70	73	84	83
Kadyn Proctor	22	6'7"	RT	Pass Protector OL	86	75	75	64	98	84	90	79	84	81
Ajani Cornelius	25	6'5"	RT	Power OL	68	70	51	46	86	71	73	76	83	81

Defensive Line

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	BSH	FMV	PMV	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC
Donovan Ezeiruaku	23	6'3"	LEDGE	Speed Rusher DL	86	83	90	85	75	77	85	91	89	83	86	81	86	81
Patrick Payton	25	6'5"	LEDGE	Speed Rusher DL	65	81	88	84	84	75	63	66	66	62	72	86	73	60
Dontay Corleone	24	6'1"	DT	Run Stopper DL	84	76	84	66	57	98	76	81	65	80	87	89	85	80
Mazi Smith	26	6'3"	DT	Run Stopper DL	79	74	77	76	66	91	68	86	55	74	88	87	75	66
Jay Toia	24	6'3"	DT	Run Stopper DL	67	65	72	53	51	86	73	74	60	68	76	74	71	74
Adin Huntington	25	6'1"	DT	Speed Rusher DL	64	82	87	67	67	81	57	69	72	65	76	75	76	57
C.J. Ravenell	27	6'5"	DT	Run Stopper DL	64	70	75	60	53	82	61	73	58	68	81	77	69	61
Matayo Uiagalelei	22	6'5"	REDGE	Power Rusher DL	83	80	84	80	72	85	85	84	84	87	85	92	84	75
Marshawn Kneeland	26	6'3"	REDGE	Run Stopper DL	78	81	84	79	75	78	77	86	70	79	80	80	85	84

Linebackers

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	JMP	AWR	BSH	FMV	PMV	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC	ZCV	MCV
DeMarvion Overshown	27	6'2"	WILL	Run Stopper LB	81	88	92	78	72	64	87	83	81	67	52	82	90	89	84	75	71
Trey Moore	24	6'3"	WILL	Pass Coverage LB	66	83	90	88	75	74	80	67	62	52	48	78	89	75	68	60	59
Damone Clark	27	6'3"	MIKE	Run Stopper LB	82	90	90	80	74	67	87	74	75	46	49	94	81	85	82	76	76
Marist Liufau	26	6'2"	SAM	Run Stopper LB	77	84	88	78	78	73	74	78	82	61	72	78	88	83	82	67	68
Shemar James	23	6'2"	SAM	Run Stopper LB	68	83	82	81	80	73	78	72	67	58	56	79	78	82	72	63	57

Defensive Backs

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	JMP	AWR	ZCV	MCV	BSH	TCK	PWR	PUR	PRC
DaRon Bland	28	6'0"	CB	Zone CB	88	90	92	84	86	60	86	86	94	87	54	74	57	84	87
Shavon Revel Jr.	26	6'2"	CB	Man-to-Man CB	83	93	95	90	88	66	92	68	86	88	56	71	70	80	78
Tyrique Stevenson	27	6'0"	CB	Zone CB	81	91	95	82	79	60	91	72	87	86	50	67	78	75	70
Martin Emerson Jr	26	6'2"	CB	Zone CB	78	89	91	87	87	65	84	79	85	77	45	53	59	73	78
Avieon Terrell	23	5'11"	CB	Zone CB	73	88	95	91	92	65	91	66	79	69	45	53	79	71	71
Markquese Bell	28	6'3"	FS	Hybrid S	77	92	94	77	79	68	87	70	80	63	65	79	85	82	68
Marcus Banks	26	6'0"	FS	Hybrid S	65	91	91	87	87	63	87	63	65	64	46	65	52	64	55
Jaquan Brisker	28	6'1"	SS	Zone S	87	89	91	86	84	68	91	83	81	70	64	83	88	89	87
Jeremiah Cooper	23	6'0"	SS	Zone S	74	93	89	89	84	63	89	67	84	65	49	64	85	68	66

Special Teams

Name	Age	Hgt	Pos	Arch	OVR	SPD	ACC	AGI	COD	STR	AWR	KPW	KAC	LS
Brandon Aubrey	32	6'3"	K	Accurate K	89	82	77	74	62	49	73	99	99	10
Lou Hedley	34	6'4"	P	Power P	65	80	82	72	67	67	52	88	69	10
Trent Sieg	31	6'3"	LS	Strong Arm QB	72	75	68	76	60	72	64	17	20	83

Regular Season

Week 1

New York

Giants

11-6-0

Offense	Stat	Defense
7404 (15)	Total Yards	7337 (19)
5320 (13)	Pass Yards	5271 (20)
2084 (17)	Rush Yards	2066 (15)

Player	FGs	Long	XPs	KOs	TBs
B.Aubrey	18/20	56	80/83	124	23
Totals	18/20	56	80/83	124	23

Player	Punts	Yards	Long	In 20	TBs	Avg	Net Avg
L.Hedley	28	1254	56	7	2	44.8	37.3
Totals	28	1254	56	7	2	44.8	37.3

Offense	Stat	Defense
1076 (15)	Total Yards	1126 (20)
737 (17)	Pass Yards	786 (18)
339 (14)	Rush Yards	340 (20)