NFL: Mockery and ridicule for the Dallas Cowboys after embarrassing exit from the playoffs

The Dallas Cowboys' embarrassing 32:48 loss at home to the Green Bay Packers in the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs has stirred emotions across the United States.

Because America's Team entered the match as favorites, but their performance was not qualifying-worthy. During the regular season, they were the second-best team in the NFC behind the San Francisco 49ers. Never before has a second-place finisher had to give up in the first round of qualifying.

But due to the disastrous performance, especially before the end of the first half, the match was cancelled. The Cowboys have been waiting to make the Super Bowl for 29 years – a bitter result for the 1990s franchise champions!

It is no wonder, then, that cowboys are met with scorn and ridicule after embarrassment. And Stephen A. did not miss it. Smith, one of the most famous sports experts in the United States, the opportunity.

He posted a video XIn which he laughs at privilege. “I've been telling you all for 28 years to be patient. They won't disappoint you,” he said with a laugh.

When he saw the Texans fans watching the game with disappointed looks on their faces, he exclaimed, “They look great. They're great.” This is the way I want to see Cowboys fans. They earn it.”

As American radio broadcaster Craig Carton quipped, “It was a failure of epic proportions.”

It's clear again: No team in the NFL is as polarizing as the Cowboys – both positively and negatively. Now the critics have once again found something to eat, because this playoff disgrace is not the first in recent years.

The Cowboys have repeatedly played well in the regular season, repeatedly gone to the playoffs as favorites and: failed there time and time again.

But while Sport-America scoffed, many Dallas legends were dismayed by the miserable performance. Michael Irvin, who won the Super Bowl three times with Dallas and is one of the best receivers in league history, hit the all-around shot.

“Everywhere, everywhere in this country, everywhere in the league, people stood up to defend their city and their team. Except in the city that deserves it the most.” “Except the team that is most famous and deserves it the most,” he introduced himself for the first time to the fans.

The officials then demanded dire consequences: “You must win the championship!” That's all he asked of you and you didn't do it. All these people should move their butts off and leave!”

Embarrassment was also hard on Jimmie Johnson.

The franchise's former coach, who has won the championship twice, was there as an expert Fox Sports Included.

And when he was supposed to say at halftime how he would address the team after 7:27 in the first half, he first said: “I can't say exactly what I'm going to say on TV right now but it got me riled up.” letter!

I would say to them: Every one of you knows how hard we work. I don't need people pointing fingers at others. Get your ass out there and play the way you know how. We can win the match. We have to go fast. In defence, we have to go after Jordan Love. You can't give him too much time. If you do what you're supposed to do, we'll win the game. “This is embarrassing,” Johnson said, horrified.