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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he feels “better about being able to play” without his All-Pro cornerback. The surprising admission followed days of public speculation surrounding Trevon Diggs' unexplained concussion.

On a Tuesday interview with KRLD-FM, Jones addressed Diggs' absence after an incident at his Texas home left him in concussion protocol. After stating he was "comfortable" with the story he was told, the owner pointed to the team's recent 44-22 victory as proof of their depth. On Monday, Jones had already cast doubt on Diggs' recollection of the injury, saying, "you’re not the best viewer of what happened to you." He doubled down on Tuesday by stating there was "no reason to dwell on it anymore." The team is expected to provide a formal update on Diggs’ status as they prepare to face the Denver Broncos.

Travis Kelce made a surprising $200 million announcement, revealing a major new partnership. It wasn't about football, but a nostalgic return to a childhood love for amusement parks.

On October 21, the Chiefs tight end announced he is a new investor in Six Flags. He partnered with New York-based hedge fund Jana Partners to acquire a combined $200 million stake, which represents about 9% of the company's shares. On Instagram, Kelce called it an "opportunity to continue the tradition" for future families, telling his 7.9 million followers he was "excited to partner with JANA Partners as an investor in Six Flags." He added, "So crazy to even imagine this is real, but you gotta love it when life comes full circle." The news highlights Kelce's expanding business interests, which also include a restaurant and clothing line. This investment marks a significant financial play for the veteran athlete off the field.