Source Sports: It Once Again Was Not the Dallas Cowboys’ Year

The Dallas Cowboys have lost in the NFL Playoffs yet again.

Cowboys Nation was ready for a strong performance in their Super Wild Card Weekend clash against the Green Bay Packers, since they had an unbeaten home record.

Rather, they suffered an early blow to the mouth and were unable to overcome a 27-0 deficit.

The Cowboys’ dream Super Bowl run to Las Vegas came to an end when they fell 48-32 to Jordan Love and the Packers.

The performance of quarterback Dak Prescott and head coach Mike McCarthy are now under scrutiny due to the game. Jerry Jones, the general manager and owner of the team, says he is not thinking about either of these things.

“I haven’t given it a single thought,” Jones declared. “I am aware of the difficulty and significance of our fans’ success.

Once more, what this loss means to me is not how [or] why, who didn’t do what, or anything of the sort.

Throughout virtually the whole game, the only thought that went through my head was not an evaluation of our play or strategy, but rather was, ‘Do we get to play here again next week?’ And we can’t.

That could have happened by a point or it could have happened the way it happened out there.

That’s all I’ve thought about. It’s real.”

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