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  • Patrick Mahomes outdueled by Cowboys’ Dak Prescott in AT&T Stadium debut

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    Texas native Patrick Mahomes has played a lot of football in the Lone Star State but played his first professional game at AT&T Stadium in the Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.

    Mahomes threw for 261 yards with four touchdowns and could have had more yards if not for a couple of drops by his receivers.

    Mahomes Magic was on full display when the Chiefs, who had been trailing by double digits in the fourth quarter, got back into the game in part due to a 42-yard deep shot that came with just under four minutes remaining to former Texas Longhorn Xavier Worthy.

    The pass play came after escaping a sack by Quinnen Williams and Donovan Ezeiruaku with Mahomes scrambling to his right and making an excellent play to complete the pass.

    Mahomes talked about what he saw on the big play, and why it wasn’t enough.

    “They actually played a pretty good coverage, and they got pressure and just scrambling, kind of got tripped up a little bit, and I was trying to get enough on it to get it to Xavier [Worthy], but he did a good job working back to me, because his route was across the field. So got enough to get it to him and make a big play in a moment. But it was, it was too late, honestly,” said Mahomes.

    Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) looks down field for a pass in the second half of an NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025.
    Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) looks down field for a pass in the second half of an NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. Christopher Torres

    Cowboys owner Jerry Jones talked about playing Mahomes after the game and how impressive getting the win against him was.

    “He made a couple of great throws tonight, you just thought, well, that’s what you do when you’re out here playing against him, it’s what you got, and we all knew that coming in, and knew what kind of game it was going to be, but to everybody’s credit, our defense really mitigated some of his ability to make those kinds of plays, without a doubt it did.”

    The Cowboys’ defense kept Mahomes and the Chiefs out of the end zone for the second and third quarters of the game after starting the game allowing two touchdowns in the first quarter.

    Mahomes needed his defense to get him the ball back to have a chance to tie the game after his big play to Worthy, but never got the opportunity with the Cowboys’ offense running out the clock to secure the victory.

    Dak Prescott talked about playing Mahomes after the game, giving respect to the three-time MVP.

    “Hopefully we can play again on a bigger stage in a more meaningful game, sooner than later. He’s a hell of player, you watch that game right there, and we got the ball at the end of the game and I knew we couldn’t give it back to him, you know how good he is, and it’s on his resume and we’ve all seen it before, you saw the drive before that, their last drive right of, Mahomes Magic, he’s an incredible player,” said Prescott.

    Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) greets his son Patrick "Bronze" Lavon III and his family prior to the first half of an NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025.
    Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) greets his son Patrick “Bronze” Lavon III and his family prior to the first half of an NFL game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. Christopher Torres ctorres@star-telegram.com

    The game was a must win for the Chiefs who are currently on the outside looking in on the NFL playoff picture, and already have key losses to multiple teams ahead of them including the Jacksonville Jaguars, Buffalo Bill and the Los Angeles Chargers.

    Mahomes talked about how the loss affects their outlook for the rest of the season.

    “I mean at the end of the day, we just gotta win every game now and hope that’s enough. So I mean, we’re going to play a lot of good football teams coming up. If we’re going to make the playoffs, we’re going to have to win ‘em all and that’s got to be the mindset when we step into the building,”

    The Chiefs now face an even steeper uphill climb to the playoffs and are in serious jeopardy of missing the postseason for the first time since Mahomes became a starter.

    This story was originally published November 27, 2025 at 8:11 PM.

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  • That viral-craze breakfast cafe has a new location in Arlington

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    Arlington has always been a good breakfast town.

    From Skillet N’ Grill and Division Street Diner on the west side to Pioneer Restaurant on the east, Division Street alone is worth a stop on a morning trip to or from Dallas.

    That’s not to mention Good Day Cafe, JayJay’s, JR’s, Tom’s and a half-dozen other cafes. Compare Arlington’s breakfast scene to Austin, which does not have a single old-school cafe.

    So Breakfast Brothers is in the right city. Now, it’s in the best location.

    The newest Breakfast Brothers, Arlington’s homegrown hit restaurant of viral video fame, is open at 400 E. Front St.

    The new Breakfast Brothers location is a large, sunny cafe in downtown Arlington, Texas, seen Oct. 25, 2025.
    The new Breakfast Brothers location is a large, sunny cafe in downtown Arlington, Texas, seen Oct. 25, 2025. Bud Kennedy bud@star-telegram.com

    That’s only 1 mile from AT&T Stadium, and perfectly positioned to feed the morning crowd lining up for lunch at Hurtado Barbecue.

    Owner Rickey Booker’s Southern-cooking standout was off to a busy grand opening last weekend, but the kitchen seemed up to the task.

    The dining room tables were filled with Arlington’s beloved red velvet Belgian waffles with chicken or catfish, or with orders of shrimp-and-grits or catfish-and-grits.

    A red velvet waffle with fried catfish fillets at Breakfast Brothers in Arlington.
    A red velvet waffle with fried catfish fillets at Breakfast Brothers in Arlington. Bud Kennedy bud@star-telegram.com

    Breakfast Brothers serves breakfast and lunch all day. If you want lamb chops and scrambled eggs for lunch, they’re yours. If you want blackened catfish for breakfast, it’s yours.

    You can guess the favorites: the red velvet waffle ($17.75 with chicken tenders), a fried or grilled pork chop basket ($15.75), a fried rib basket ($16.75) and the signature chicken or shrimp fried rice ($18.75).

    The lunch menu also includes fried rice combos, collard greens, a lobster roll and lobster mac-and-cheese.

    Arlington restaurateur Rickey Booker opened Breakfast Brothers locations across North Texas.
    Arlington restaurateur Rickey Booker opened Breakfast Brothers locations across North Texas. Courtesy of Breakfast Brothers

    Breakfast Brothers started in 2017 as a late-night food truck outside Booker’s King of Diamonds nightclub. He turned it into a morning food empire and opened in 2021 at 130 E. Bardin Road.

    In an earlier Eats Beat Live streaming show, Booker said he looked at the location and saw fans parking and walking from the restaurants to football and baseball games.

    Artworks cover the walls at the Breakfast Brothers in downtown Arlington, Texas, a destination breakfast restaurant, seen Oct. 25, 2025.
    Artworks cover the walls at the Breakfast Brothers in downtown Arlington, Texas, a destination breakfast restaurant, seen Oct. 25, 2025. Bud Kennedy bud@star-telegram.com

    “Arlington gets behind local restaurants,” he said. “They support you. …. It’s amazing to know you have this kind of support.”

    He has a streaming YouTube.com show, “In the Kitchen With the Breakfast Brothers.”

    Both Breakfast Brothers locations in Arlington are open daily for breakfast and lunch only; 682-284-1765 downtown, 682-399-8103 in south Arlington, breakfastbrothers.com.

    This story was originally published October 27, 2025 at 4:39 AM.

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