
Jeff Kolb
Jeff Kolb is an award-winning sports storyteller and anchor who is part of the FOX4 Free4All team in Dallas.
Jeff has been a part of all areas of FOX4’s sports coverage, regularly hosting and co-hosting the station’s nightly half hour sports show, Free4All; anchoring the station’s more traditional weekend sportscasts; traveling to report on the Dallas Cowboys and telling enterprise sports feature stories.
Jeff was on the forefront of reporting on the historic shutdown of the sports world in March and covered several key moments of leagues and teams returning to action. He reported on an unprecedented NFL Draft and Cowboys season with fans allowed inside AT&T Stadium; the opening of the Texas Rangers brand new ballpark without fans and a neutral site World Series at Globe Life Field with fans; historic NBA and NHL bubble seasons including virtual reporting on the Dallas Stars’ run to the Stanley Cup Final; the PGA holding its first event back in Fort Worth; FC Dallas being sent home from the MLS is Back Tournament following a COVID-19 outbreak; and a college and high school football season weathering constant postponements and cancellations.
Born and raised in Rhode Island, Jeff graduated from Emerson College in Boston where he pitched for four years on the baseball team and left the program second all-time in wins. From Emerson he took his first job as a sports writer and video storyteller at a small town newspaper in Chambersburg, PA. Since then he’s made TV station stops in Alpena, MI, Providence, RI, Tulsa, OK and Dallas, TX. Through the years Jeff has had countless opportunities to tell sports stories at the recreational, youth, high school, college and pro levels.
His storytelling has been recognized with multiple awards including an Edward R. Murrow regional award for best sports reporting following an investigative story on how two football teams were using helmet sensor technology to try and make the game safer. He won the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters award for best feature reporting, telling the story a woman who went to great lengths to donate a kidney to prominent college basketball coach and Texan, Billy Gillespie.
In his free time Jeff still loves playing baseball as well as tennis and basketball, enjoys cooking and eating, traveling and spending time with his friends and family.
Feel free to reach out on Twitter and Facebook at @JeffKolbFox4.
The latest from Jeff Kolb
Stars goalie Jake Oettinger ready to help Team USA win gold in the 2026 Winter Olympics
Stars goalie Jake Oettinger is ready to help Team USA bring home Olympic gold in hockey, an event the U.S. hasn't won since the Miracle On Ice in 1980.
Rockwall's Jaxon Smith-Njigba powers Seahawks towards Super Bowl title
Before pushing the Seahawks to the brink of a Super Bowl championship, Jaxon Smith-Njigba was starring at Rockwall High School here in North Texas.
Boopie Miller, SMU chasing March Madness dreams
SMU men's basketball, led by coach Andy Enfield and star guard Boopie Miller, might have a chance to do something this season they haven't done in nearly 40 years: win a March Madness game.
Jerry Jones laments lost Cowboys season in year-end press conference
The Cowboys' Super Bowl drought has hit 30 years. Jerry Jones lamented another lost Cowboys season, but looked to Dak and Schotty as reasons for future optimism.
5 Dallas Cowboys players selected for the Pro Bowl
Three days after being eliminated from the playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys learned they will have five Pro Bowl selections for the 2025 season.
VOTE: North Texas high school football play of the year
FOX 4 covered several games and jaw-dropping plays from this year's high school football season. Vote for your favorite.
Dallas Cowboys erase 21-point deficit to stun Eagles
The Dallas Cowboys mounted a historic comeback by scoring 24 unanswered points, erasing a 21-point deficit to defeat the rival Philadelphia Eagles 24-21 on a game-winning field goal as time expired.
Dallas Cowboys honor Marshawn Kneeland with tribute ahead of MNF match-up
The Dallas Cowboys will honor their late teammate, defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died by suicide earlier this month, with multiple tributes, including a helmet decal, a moment of silence, and a fund for his family during their emotional Monday Night Football game.
Dallas Cowboys vs Las Vegas Raiders: Players to wear decals in memory of teammate
The Dallas Cowboys are in Las Vegas for Monday night’s game against the Raiders. It will be the team’s first game since the death of defensive end Marshawn Kneeland.
NFL world reacts to tragic death of Dallas Cowboys' Marshawn Kneeland
Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland tragically died at age 24 from an apparent suicide on Wednesday, two days after scoring his first NFL touchdown, prompting mourning across the league and raising awareness about mental health crises among athletes.









