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Ill-timed post allows Cowboys fans to unleash wrath on Dak Prescott

Reading the room may not be the strongest skill of the Dallas Cowboys' social media team.

Tyler Reed

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It wasn't the best weekend to consider yourself a part of the Dallas Cowboys fanbase or the organization. Dallas played three-quarters of uninspiring football in their painful loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, and it felt like a quiet Monday may be needed.

However, the Cowboys' social media team may have accidentally stoked a flame that many fans were hoping to put out in their next appointment with their therapist.

A nice tweet about a career milestone for quarterback Dak Prescott soon became a roast of the franchise quarterback.

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Everyone handles their favorite team losing differently. However, there's a certain group of fans that always react the same. Social media becomes a land of darkness when your favorite team loses, and these reactions prove it.

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One win and most of the fans will be shouting Prescott's praises from the rooftops. However, right now, the vibes are down bad for Cowboys fans.

Thursday can't come soon enough.

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Tyler Reed
TYLER REED

“ Tyler majored in communications at the University of Kentucky and has previously been a contributor with Busted Coverage and FanSided.”

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