The GIST: Any big plans this weekend? Yeah, us either...except for watching the Super Bowl.

The GIST: On this week’s suspenseful episode of Cowboys QB Dak Prescott’s contract negotiations, a ’Boys legend weighs in. Where’s Reality Steve when you need him?

This Week from the Patriots, Pride, Celtics

The GIST: The Islanders dropped another to the Philadelphia Flyers, the Knicks lost to the LA Clippers, and the Nets...well, we’re not ready to talk about their loss to the Washington Wizards yet. So, with the Super Bowl right around the corner, this week we’re doing something different: taking a trip down memory lane to when our football teams were world champions.

The GIST: The Rams’ blockbuster trade is still sending shockwaves through LA. Meanwhile, our NBA teams keep proving that the West Coast is the best coast.

This Week from the Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars

This Week in the X Games, NWHL Bubble, Farmers Insurance Open, and NFL

Content warning: The following contains discussions of domestic violence. The GIST: On Saturday, Seahawks backup offensive tackle Chad Wheeler was arrested on charges of domestic violence. The report is disturbing: his girlfriend, the alleged victim, was bleeding and strangled to the point of losing consciousness.

The GIST: Even without their stars, the Capitals keep finding ways to pick up points. Meanwhile, Jennifer King and Ariel Atkins have accomplishments of their own to celebrate.

The GIST: While the Stars and Mavericks continue the grind on their respective playing surfaces, the Cowboys’ rumor mill grinds on, fueled by lingering questions about quarterback (QB) Dak Prescott’s future with the squad.

The GIST: This wind chill may be making for some bitter temps, but there were no cold shoulders around Boston sports this weekend, as the Red Sox welcomed in some new faces and the Patriots re-hired a familiar one.

The GIST: The Eagles hired a new coach, and the Penn State women’s volleyball team paused the start to their season due to positive COVID-19 tests. It’s a waiting game now, and we’re on the edge of our seats.