After a 2-2 start to the season, the Philadelphia Eagles have run a muck on the NFL and sit on top of the NFC East division with a record of 12-3 and look like legitimate Super Bowl contenders.
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Fans Taunt Jerry Jones During Eagles Game
In Week 17, the Eagles hosted their division rival Dallas Cowboys, who once again have had a disappointing season. Some fans who were in attendance at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday decided to pour salt in the wound.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was in attendance at the game and was sitting in a private suite right above a sea of Eagles fans. Fans decided to taunt Jones, yelling "Cowboys suck," at the owner who could be seen through the glass.
🚨🚨🚨ONLY IN PHILLY🚨🚨🚨
HALF OF THE STADIUM IN PHILLY HAS BEEN SCREAMING INTO JERRY JONES SUITE…. “DALLAS SUCKS - DALLAS SUCKS”
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Look at Jerry’s reaction 😭😭😭pic.twitter.com/R2i9HpINRD
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) December 29, 2024
Cowboys Owner Gets Honest About Deion Sanders
Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders has indeed built a powerhouse at Colorado.
However, Buffaloes stars Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders are both expected to be among the top picks in the 2025 NFL Draft. Some wonder if, Sanders could be another potential domino that could fall if the opportunity to join a bigger program (*cough* Florida State) presented itself.
But some feel that Coach Prime could have his sights set even higher and leave for the NFL. And with his son set to be one of the top picks and the Dallas Cowboys now eliminated from the playoffs, some think that it's possible that Sanders could be the next man up for his former team. Earlier this year Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had high praise for the Colorado Coach.
"One of his greatest skills, that he really brings to college, is that he almost has no peer as far as being a recruiter. Kids want to come play for him. And he has a way of selling that," Jones said.
"That is one skill, that recruiting skill, that is not a huge prerequisite for NFL coaches. One of his greatest values is in that area of putting the team together and getting great talent to come play for him there at Colorado."
