SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [3:06] the most embarrassing playoff exit in Cowboys history and the ramifications for both Mike McCarthy and Dak Prescott. David gives his odds on McCarthy’s return while noting that Jerry Jones has to make a decision on Dak, too. Evan and Kevin give their top candidates if Jerry decides to move on from McCarthy. [41:20] Evan makes Adrian Beltre’s Hall of Fame case and whether he can get in on the first ballot. 

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [4:05] Dak Prescott’s first playoff game against the Packers, what he learned and how that translates to the first round of the playoffs. [19:50] Evan analyzes the impact a ruling on the Rangers’ TV deal could have on re-signing Jordan Montgomery. [37:46] Kevin wraps up the College Football Playoff and the message Michigan sent about what Texas should have done against Washington, if it could have. [48:40] And the guys try to connect the dots on Mark Cuban’s sale of the franchise in relation to his efforts outside basketball and what it could mean to the Mavs going forward.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [7:40] the Cowboys’ controversial win over the Lions, which, coupled with another Eagles loss, gave them control of the division and a potential path to home playoff games. The Cowboys’ one caveat: lack of a running game. David says the too-cute attempt by the Lions to disguise an eligible receiver didn’t obscure the fact that the refs got it wrong again. [33:15] Kevin says the league risks its credibility with continual high-profile mistakes and needs to consider any and all remedies. Evan says the first priority should be making officials full-time instead of part-time employees. [45:50] Kevin breaks down what happened in the Sugar Bowl semifinal, and the guys analyze whether the Longhorns should feel good about heading into the SEC next year.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington and Evan Grant discuss their top 10 sports stories for 2023 in this special holiday episode. Where do these storylines rank — Texas’ run to the CFP, Mark Cuban selling a majority ownership of the Mavericks and the Rangers winning the World Series? And what about the Cowboys? [0:40] Kevin kicks it off by detailing his Nos. 10-6 stories and [9:32] Evan offers his disagreements. [18:28] The crew then trades spots and Evan provides his Nos. 5-2 while Kevin counters. [41:12] Kevin and Evan both agree on No. 1, a development in the running for sports story of the decade.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [4:10] the Cowboys’ brutal loss in Buffalo and what it says about their chances in the postseason. Kevin says their admitted poor reaction to personal fouls suggests a lack of mental toughness. David says there’s nothing to suggest they will be better on the road from here on out, because all four losses have come on the road. Unless they end up playing the Eagles in Philly, that is. [26:59] Kevin and Evan debate the pitching moves the Rangers continue to make and whether they’ll have enough before the cavalry arrives at the trade deadline. The guys also try to make sense of TV strife and the impact it’ll have on viewers as well as the Rangers.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:40] the Cowboys’ rout of the Eagles and what’s different about this team from years past. Kevin says there are more playmakers everywhere, not just on offense. David explains why you shouldn’t assume either team wins out from here. [20:20] Evan tells us why the Rangers won’t spend until the trade deadline, if then, and [40:00] the guys debate the merits of the CFP committee after it left out undefeated Florida State. Kevin gives us his thoughts on Texas’ chances in the tournament.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss the Cowboys’ pursuit of Shaq Leonard [6:15], the former Colts linebacker, and Jerry Jones’ desire to keep him out of the hands of the Eagles. David analyzes DaRon Bland’s record-breaking season and his chances, alongside Micah Parsons, at Defensive Player of the Year. [25:30] Evan gives us the latest on the upcoming Winter Meetings and whether the Rangers are ready to make another big play, and [37:15] Kevin lays out how the Aggies finally came up with Mike Elko as their football coach.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore briefly discuss [00:43] the Cowboys' win over the Panthers, including DaRon Bland's record-tying fourth pick-six. But they spend most of their time on the news of the day: Jerry Jones putting Jimmy Johnson in the Ring of Honor. They explain why it took so long and why Jerry's doing it now. [25:03] Evan lays out the case for Adrian Beltre to be a first ballot Hall of Famer. [46:14] Kevin analyzes the opening at Texas A&M and why the Aggies need to worry about a good football coach first and a cultural fit second.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [00:52] the Cowboys’ big win over the hapless, helpless, hopeless Giants. Is Dak Prescott really an MVP candidate? Will the debate change when he wins a close game against a good team? Or does he have to win it all? David provides an update on Cowboys linebacker Leighton Vander Esch’s season and perhaps career. [25:11] Evan outlines the Rangers’ roster questions and what it feels like to cover a world champ. And [45:50] Kevin lays out the surreal saga of Jimbo Fisher and his high-paying exit from Texas A&M.

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SportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore discuss [1:43] the Cowboys’ inability to pull out a winnable game on the road in Philadelphia. Kevin and David [25:30] take a look at Dak Prescott’s culpability. The guys marvel over the Rangers’ ability to turn their regular-season weaknesses — bullpen and road issues — into strengths in the playoffs. Kevin says the difference between this World Series team and the Rangers’ previous iterations was the World Series experience of Corey Seager, Nathan Eovaldi and, specifically, Bruce Bochy. Evan outlines the next steps for the Rangers and [45:40] David tells us why the Mavs are off to such a good start.

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