He said the Miami Dolphins were “fake” when they said they would lose badly to the Cowboys.
A well-known sportscaster across the country, Colin Cowherd, made it clear on Friday that he didn’t trust the Miami Dolphins.
During this, he made a big guess about the Dolphins’ game on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys. “There are many things about Miami that I don’t believe to be real,” Cowherd said.
And in a three-minute monologue on his show “The Herd,” Cowherd called the Dolphins “a lot of counterfeit tough guys, a fake Gucci bag,” with a “kid genius” and “hipster” head coach.
He then said he thought Dallas would “blow them out” by 10 or 12 points and be “comfortably in control” for the whole game.
By beating the Cowboys 22–20, the Dolphins proved Cowherd and many other doubters across the country wrong.
They improved to 11–4, clinched a playoff spot, put themselves in a position to win the AFC East, and kept alive their hopes of being the AFC’s top seed during the playoffs, which would give them home-field advantage throughout the season.
It wasn’t a pretty game, to be honest. The Cowboys scored 10 straight points in the fourth quarter, giving them a one-point lead with 3:27 left to play.
Then, Tua Tagovailoa led Miami on a 12-play, 64-yard drive that ended with a game-winning 29-yard field goal by Jason Sanders. It was Sanders’ fifth field goal of the game, and it won the game.
According to Tagovailoa, they wouldn’t be where they are now if they listened to any of the stories. He told Fox’s Erin Andrews this after the game.
That’s why Cowherd took the time to explain why he thinks the Cowboys have “multiple elements who Super Bowl-winning clubs have had.”
“This team and the guys in the locker room deserve a lot of praise for continuing to fight for each other, move forward, and deal with the noise from outside.” We’ll enjoy this game.”
During his answer, Cowherd put together a list of things that he thinks the Cowboys have that “super bowl-winning teams have had.” In his own words, Cowherd’s list: “A veteran attack coach, rather than a kid genius.”
This is the best year for a quarterback who made the Pro Bowl. A star wide receiver who changes the game.
For PFF (Pro Football Focus), the top three are an elite pass rusher, a great offensive line, and a pass rusher.
The Dolphins’ is still being worked on. Plus, they’ve won seven games by a huge margin. That’s what Super Bowl winners have done for the past ten years.
After Tua Tagovailoa led the Cowboys to a late drive that ended with a field goal, they lost 22–20 to the Dolphins.
Cowboys faithful were not happy. At that point, Dallas was ahead 20–19, but that made sure Miami would win.
The Dallas Cowboys failed to the Miami Dolphins, though, and many people thought it was because of the refs. Fans of the team that lost said that the refs should have called penalties against them instead of the winners.
One problem was that neither the attack nor the defense made enough holding calls. Micah Parsons was about to pass to Tua Tagovailoa on one play, but the Miami defenders stopped him.
The officials didn’t call a penalty even though the Miami defenders had Micah Parsons in their hands.
This was during a pass play. On a run play, things did not get better for the Cowboys either. Even though it looked like Damone Clark was held, the Dolphins didn’t get punished, and a very important play was kept up.
There were a lot of missed calls, and Cowboys fans were upset. They went on X, which used to be called Twitter, to complain about the.
They said that the judges gave the championship to Miami. outlined are some in the best responses on the site.
In their 34–13 win on Friday, the Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets in almost every way. They also gained more than 200 yards more than their division foe.
On Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Herman Texans played for first place in the AFC South.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense comes alive just days after they hired a new offensive coach, and the New England Patriots took quarterback Mac Jones off the field… again.
As of now, the Denver Broncos have won five straight games. The Kansas City Chiefs’ offense got restored to track, and the Philadelphia Eagles downed the Buffalo Bills in a thrilling overtime game.
The Chicago Bears beat the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night, but they didn’t score a touchdown. They were the first team of the year to win without making a touchdown.
After each game, our NFL Nation writers talked about what happened, answered any questions that people still had, and picked out who or what was changing for each team.