This is the fourth run on the first set of steers—the pen originally set to be the strongest of the three.

The 2019 team roping world title will come down to a one-header in Round 10 after Clay Smith and Jade Corkill took a no-time in Round 10.

Here's the rundown on the third run on the third set of steers.

Here's what to watch for going into Round 9 of the 2019 NFR.

Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira split the ninth go-round win with Brenten Hall and Chase Tryan, each making 4.3 second runs.

NFR header Charly Crawford breaks down the prospects for Round 8 of the 2019 NFR.

Cody Snow and Wesley Thorp won Round 7 and moved to number-one in the average with three rounds to go in the 2019 National Finals Rodeo.

Here's the breakdown on the third run of the first pen of steers at the 2019 NFR.

Eight-time World Champion Heeler Rich Skelton might be at home in Texas, but he's watching the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo carefully, preparing fo a trip himself next year.

Dixon Flowers' Rope Horses DT Sugar Chex Whiz—an AQHA World Champion and the newly crowned Purina Horse of the Year—will make her first run at the Thomas & Mack in Round 7.

Tyler Wade and Cole Davison win Round 3 with a 3.7-second run, the fastest time in the history of the third-go of the NFR.

Round 3 of the 2019 National Finals Rodeo promises the softest set of steers.

Brady Minor's Sug has long been one of the best in the game.

NFR header Lane Ivy gives us a team-by-team breakdown of what to watch for in the Thomas & Mack heading into Round 3 of the 2019 NFR.

After a plus-five in Round 1, Clay Smith and Jade Corkill got the go-round win in the second round of the 2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.

Bobby Joe Hill of Hill Rodeo Cattle breaks down what to expect from the team roping draw for Round 2 of the 2019 NFR.

What you need to know going into Round 1 of the 2019 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, with Garrett Tonozzi, two-time NFR header, George Strait and two-time WCRA champ.

There are five Wrangler National Finals Rodeo rookies in the team roping field at this year’s Super Bowl of Rodeo. Headers Brenten Hall (who will rope with Chase Tryan) and Tate Kirchenschlager (Tyler Worley), and heelers Hunter Koch (Matt Sherwood), Caleb Anderson (Jake Cooper) and Worley will take their first swing at twisting the Thomas & Mack in 2019. Each has his own set of circumstances and reasons why that first Finals is the toughest one to make. As we roll into the 61st annual NFR, we thought it would be fun to ask a few of team roping’s big-dog veterans their opinions on this phenomenon in general, what took each of them more than a minute to get to The Show for the first time and their advice to this year’s Finals freshmen.

The 2019 WRANGLER NATIONAL FINALS RODEO offers a $10-million payout across the bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping heading, team roping heeling, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding—including a daily payout of $84,615 in each event. Contestants have come from as far back as 15th in the PRCA World Standings to win world titles and, Anthony Lucia—rodeo announcer and host of the RidePass show “Live with Lucia”—has watched the lead-up drama unfold all year in arenas across the country. Here, Lucia breaks down the competition event by event to help you choose the gold buckle winners and make your ProFantasy Rodeo picks, too.