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Receiver KaVontae Turpin nearly cost the Dallas Cowboys dearly in their frantic 34-26 victory over the Washington Commanders on Sunday. And then, he turned into the beleaguered Cowboys' hero. With 3:02 on the lock, the speedy returner muffed a Commanders kickoff with his team clinging to a 20-17 victory. Backed up to his own goal line, Turpin picked up the ball and accelerated. After coming face-to-face with the return team around the 20, the Cowboys ' return man hit a vicious spin to create space and burst towards the sidelines. Turpin used his elite speed to cruise into the endzone and give his side a 27-17 victory to seemingly put the game out of reach. Fox commentator Joe Davis could hardly contain himself on the call. Baker Mayfield adds to Giants embarrassment with ruthless Tommy DeVito celebration Michael Strahan forced to correct Terry Bradshaw on FOX NFL Sunday after confusing Chiefs remark “Line drive to Turpin and it bounces through his leg, here he comes...KeVontae Turpin, spinning free, HERE HE GOES! Fastest man in the NFL, KevTontae Turpin, takes it all the way, touchdown Dallas!" Davis referenced how Turpin hit a top-speed of 22.36 MPH last week, the fastest mark by any player in the NFL this season. Turpin's return on Sunday was the first kickoff return touchdown of his career. The 28-year-old special teamer was a Pro Bowler in 2022 and has one of the more unique stories in the NFL. KaVontae Turpin goes 99 yards for the TD : #DALvsWAS on FOX : https://t.co/waVpO8ZBqG pic.twitter.com/IiHNVZAnt5 — NFL (@NFL) November 24, 2024 He was a star returner at TCU, returning six kicks for touchdowns. Turpin went undrafted in the 2018 NFL Draft and embarked on a nomadic semi-professional career in amateur football. The Cowboys specialist spent time in the Indoor Football League, the United Football League, and with the Panther Wroclaw in Poland before earning a spot in Dallas. Somehow, Turpin's dramatic touchdown was hardly the most bizarre play from the end of the Cowboys-Commanders contest. Washington scored on the ensuing drive to cut the score to 27-20 and forced Dallas to punt. With 21 seconds left, quarterback Jayden Daniels connected with receiver Terry McLaurin for an improbable 86-yard touchdown to put the Commanders down one... only for kicker Austin Siebert to miss his second extra point of the game (courtesy of a poor snap). Dallas returned the ensuing onside kick for a score to ice the game at 34-26, though Daniels and company had one attempted shot at a hail mary which ended in an interception. Considering the contest stood 3-3 at halftime, it's quite surprising how Cowboys-Commanders turned into arguably the game of the year.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dallas Stars forward Tyler Seguin needs hip surgery and will be out four to six months, jeopardizing the season for the 32-year-old now dealing with the second major hip injury of his career. Seguin will have a procedure to repair an impingement and the labrum in his left hip, the team said Wednesday. The surgery is planned for Thursday. “Tyler’s been dealing with this, been managing, I guess is the best way to say it, for a while,” general manager Jim Nill said. “And it just got to a point where it’s really this time to have surgery, and it’s a wear-and-tear injury.” The six-time All-Star missed all but three games of the 2020-21 season following a similar surgery on his right hip. Seguin also underwent arthroscopic knee surgery during that absence. Seguin tried to play through hip pain during the playoff bubble in Canada in 2020, when the Stars reached the Stanley Cup Final before losing to Tampa Bay. He played 19 of the first 23 games this season and is third on the team with 20 points (nine goals, 11 assists). The Stars put Seguin on injured reserve after a 3-1 victory over Winnipeg on Sunday. “He’s done a great job with it," defenseman Miro Heiskanen said. "You couldn’t really tell if he’s hurt or not, he was playing so good.” Seguin played 81 games the first season after the surgery on his right hip and didn't miss any of Dallas' playoff games in runs to the Western Conference final each of the past two seasons. After winning the Stanley Cup title with Boston as a rookie in 2010-11, Seguin spent two more seasons with Boston before getting traded to Dallas in 2013. Seguin averaged 34 goals and 43 assists in his first six years with the Stars and signed a $78.8 million, eight-year extension in 2019. Nill said it was too early to know how the Stars, who are currently fourth in the Western Conference, might use the salary cap space that would be available by placing Seguin on long-term injured reserve. By moving Seguin's cap hit of $9.85 million to LTIR, it could allow them to add another standout player before the March 7 trade deadline. “We’re in a good position cap wise, we got some cap room, and we’re good roster wise. So, we’re just going to kind of monitor that as the season goes forward,” Nill said. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl The Associated PressOn Saturday night, the Golden State Warriors lost to the San Antonio Spurs, 104-94. The Warriors led by double digits for most of the third quarter, but a 40-13 run by San Antonio closed out the game and handed the Warriors their fourth loss of the season. Superstar Stephen Curry was outplayed by rookie Stephon Castle on both ends of the court and the Warriors simply couldn't hang with San Antonio's defense, but in the grand scheme of things, one loss does not make for a ruined season. At 12-4 with a win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Warriors are still in first place in the Western Conference. © Daniel Dunn-Imagn Images After the game, Steve Kerr sounded unreasonably chipper given the defeat. However, Kerr played for the Spurs for four seasons and won two titles in San Antonio, and clearly has a soft spot for the team and his mentor, Gregg Popovich, who has missed the last 12 games after suffering a mild stroke. "Keep on keeping on," is Kerr's mentality after losing his fourth game of the season. "You move forward. It's been a great start to the season. Disappointing loss because we had control of the game in the third, and it felt like we were about to break it open, but we didn't. You learn from it, give the other guys credit because they're the main reason we lost, the Spurs were fantastic and they earned it." Down the stretch, Victor Wembanyama and Castle, neither of whom is old enough to order a pisco punch, outplayed the Warriors, and Kerr seemed downright impressed. "They were so good in that fourth quarter," said Kerr of the young Spurs. Related: How Did Spurs 'Thwart' Warriors? Luckily, the Warriors won't have to play the Spurs again until March 30. By then, the NBA will have a bit of a better idea about what the Spurs and Warriors are exactly. Should the Warriors remain at or near the top of the standings and the Spurs return to Earth after their surprising 9-8 start, everything should come up Golden State in the final two matchups. Related: How Did Warriors Lose Lead Over Spurs?
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