Was the social media team out of line for this one?
It’s every sports team social media manager’s worst nightmare: posting after a horrible loss.
Such an endeavor was waiting for the Cowboys after their 19-12 defeat against the 49ers in Sunday’s divisional round matchup in which quarterback Dak Prescott struggled to the tune of two interceptions and just 206 passing yards. Even with that pedestrian line, few could have expected the team’s own Twitter account to share this specifically-worded tweet hours after the score went final.
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The former Indianapolis coach couldn’t believe Dallas’ final play against the 49ers on Sunday night.
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After falling out of the race to Super Bowl LVII on Sunday night, the 2022 Cowboys quickly found themselves in the running for a much less desired title: the worst trick play ever.
For the past eight years, the 2015 Colts have stood tall as the de facto No. 1 on nearly every list of the worst trick plays of all time.
How about a game of H-O-A-R-S-E?
One unlucky Duke Blue Devils player was left speechless when a Virginia Tech player accidentally punched him in the throat after a crunch-time basket that put the Hokies up by two.
The night was tense as the Blue Devils (14-6, 5-4 ACC) took the Hokies (12-8, 2-7 ACC) down to the wire.
In what could have been a game-deciding technical foul against Virginia Tech, the refs missed the throat strike on Duke center Kyle Filipowski by Hokies guard MJ Collins. The Va Tech freshman was celebrating his clutch jumper with 13.
The bloodline held Tribal Court for Sami Zayn at Raw XXX after weeks of questionable decisions by the Honorary Uce. Paul Heyman, Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa brought their evidence to the WWE Universe as the sought out a guilty verdict for Zayn.
Becky Lynch and Bayley prepared for a one-on-one match inside of a steel cage when IYO SKY and Dakota Kai locked themselves inside with their leader to disable Lynch heading into Royal Rumble.
LA Knight found himself between Bray Wyatt and WWE legend The Undertaker on a 30th anniversary celebration of Monday Night Raw, just days before Knight will take on Wyatt in a Pitch Black Match at Royal Rumble.
Watch as WWE celebrates 30 years of Monday Night Raw with an anniversary special celebration that featured current superstars and a slew of WWE Legends including The Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, Jerry “The King” Lawler, Teddy Long, Road Dogg, X-Pac, Ric flair, Ron Simmons and Kurt Angle.
The tinfoil hats were out Sunday as Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin returned to Highmark Stadium for the Bills’ Divisional Round matchup but refused to show his face, leading theorists to believe that the safety had been cloned.
Or that it wasn’t Hamlin at the stadium, but the other angle’s far more intriguing.
As Hamlin appeared during the CBS broadcast several times with a face cover on and no oxygen tank in sight following his battle with an on-field cardiac arrest that nearly took his life, viewers grew extremely dubious of the guest appearance.
Welcome home, @HamlinIsland.
Whoever did this has no Soul. Just days after beating the brakes off the New York Giants, one Eagles player has fallen victim to car theft in his own city.
Philly cornerback C.J. Gardner-Johnson reportedly had his KIA stolen on Monday — posting a video to his Instagram account, warning the suspect at large that he’s coming after him like Liam Neeson.
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Gardner-Johnson also had some harsh words for the city of Philadelphia after delivering a win for the city at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday.
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MLB fans are dubious of the Carlos Correa deal, but not for the reason you may think.
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Carlos Correa’s offseason has been unlike any other for one player in recent history. One of the biggest free agents available heading into the hot stove season, Correa was announced as a signing for three different teams.