MONTAGE
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Jeff Kolb is a sports anchor and reporter at FOX4 in Dallas. Jeff hosts and co-hosts the station’s nightly half-hour sports show, Free4All. He also co-hosts a pair of video podcasts he launched at the station: the Who Cares?! pod, focused on Dallas-area sports; and 4th and 12, a podcast collaboration between FOX4 and the United Football League, covering all eight UFL teams. Jeff also anchors FOX4’s weekend sportscasts, travels to report on Dallas teams and tells enterprise sports feature stories. Jeff was also the first chairman of the Society of Professional Journalists national Sports Journalism Committee.
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THE COMPLIMENT EVERY
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CONTENT
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HOSTING: Why there's still hope for the Cowboys, plus an awesome reaction
from the boss left hanging |
REMOTE HOSTING: Micah Parsons requests a trade here at Cowboys camp in California
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WHEN SPORTS AND TRAGEDY INTERSECT
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MONOLOGUE: Trying to fathom how the Cowboys do football
after the death of Marshawn Kneeland HOSTING: Tragedy reaction after Dallas Cowboy,
Marshawn Kneeland, takes his own life |
Sports are almost always there for us as that fun escape in our day. But on November 6th, 2025, the Dallas sports world and NFL were devastated by the suicide of 24 year old Cowboys defensive end, Marshawn Kneeland. I had developed a relationship with Marshawn that began when he allowed me to share the story of losing his mother, suddenly, while preparing for the NFL Draft. The tragedy of losing Marshawn led us into a heartbreaking, rare, but important conversation about mental health and suicide prevention.
FEATURE: How Marshawn Kneeland pushed on with the NFL Draft after the unexpected death of his mother
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BEHIND THE SCENES: Walking through my 10 burning questions for Jerry Jones before introducing his next Dallas Cowboys head coach, using face tracking technology |
FEATURE: Brandon Aubrey ditches life as a software engineer to become the kicker for the Dallas Cowboys |
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MY FAVORITE QUOTE
"Things turn out best for those who make the best of the way things turn out."
-John Wooden
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