Cowboys Country

Chargers troll Cowboys with 'Pop Tart' flavor ahead of NFL schedule release

The Los Angeles Chargers had some fun with the NFL schedule release and trolled all of their 2025 opponents, including the Dallas Cowboys, with Pop Tart flavors.

Josh Sanchez

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott walks off the field against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott walks off the field against the Los Angeles Chargers at SoFi Stadium. / Kirby Lee-Imagn Images
In this story:

It's NFL schedule release day, so teams around the league are having some fun with the rollouts. For the Los Angeles Chargers, it's time to troll the 2025 opponents, which include the Dallas Cowboys.

The Chargers love to create Pop Tart flavors and boxes for each of their opponents, and this year was no different.

For the Cowboys, Los Angeles trolled the team's AT&T Stadium mishap and the unfortunate glare that became a talking point during the disappointing 2024 campaign. Yes, the same sun glare that receivers were blaming for dropped balls.

MORE: Micah Parsons offers bold win-loss prediction for Cowboys 2025 season

So, naturally, the Chargers gave Dallas a Pop Tart flavor of "The Sun," complete with the glare and all.

Was it cheap? Sure, but well played San D--- umm, Los Angeles.

MORE: Do Cowboys 2025 schedule leaks, NFL history foreshadow epic season?

When it came to the other NFC East teams, the Philadelphia Eagles got slime green "Mountain Dew," and the New York Giants were cleverly "Frosted Lasagna," and the Washington Commanders were "Peppa Pig" -- shoutout to the Hogs.

MORE: Cowboys' bye week comes at favorable time during 2025 NFL season

Let's see if the Chargers will be able to backup their smack talk during the season.

The official NFL schedule will be announced in full at 8:00 p.m. ET on NFL Network, NFL.com, the NFL app, and NFL+, but there will be leaks and rumors throughout the day.

— Enjoy free coverage of the Cowboys from Dallas Cowboys on SI —

6 Cowboys players in contract years entering 2025 NFL season

Ex-NFL QB pretends Cowboys are no longer America's Team, but his old team is

Cowboys legend has shockingly bold claim about team's 2025 NFL season

Dak Prescott disrespect continues, named 'most tradeable' NFL QB

Meet Reece Allman: Star of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Netflix doc

Published
Josh Sanchez
JOSH SANCHEZ

Managing Editor: Cowboys SI - Contact: joshsanchez@gmail.com

Home/News