Best Twitter reaction to Dallas Cowboys' 2024 schedule release

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The long-awaited NFL schedule release is here and the Dallas Cowboys now know their plans for the next several months.
We already knew the team would kick off the season on the road against the Cleveland Browns but now we have the rest of the schedule as well.
A few key dates include a Thanksgiving Day showdown with the New York Giants, a re-match with the San Francisco 49ers in Week 8 — which comes after the bye — and a season finale against Dan Quinn and the Washington Commanders.
Once the schedule was officially released, teams began to send out videos on social media.
The Cowboys were no exception as they prank called several opposing teams' fans, including a few well-known former players.
🎶 The Cowboys called, seen you on Facetime 🎶
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) May 16, 2024
We prank called our opponents' fans for our 2024 schedule release 📲
Get @SeatGeek 🎟️s now: https://t.co/BAuSp2okCF pic.twitter.com/ZhSvFVXp39
Some of the fans out there seemed to enjoy the release.
HOW ABOUT THEM COWBOYS?! https://t.co/HpxM52roJM
— timthetatman👑 (@timthetatman) May 16, 2024
Others didn't agree, with one fan calling it the worst they ever did. And in all honesty, there wasn't much entertainment value here.
This might the worst schedule release video yall have ever done.
— B Young (@TDCeeDee) May 16, 2024
Today is schedule release day. The whole point is to assess the strength of the schedule and to possibly plan what games you as a fan will attend. The Cowboys hype video just seems so blah. Does anyone else have thoughts on this?#DallasCowboys #CowboysNation
— Shayla Sweatt (@shay_sweatt) May 16, 2024
What's worse is someone pointed out an issue on their release. The Cowboys put their Thursday Night Football showdown with the Giants down as Sunday, Sept. 26.
THE DALLAS COWBOYS POSTED THEIR SCHEDULE WRONG
— Dallas Nation (@TheDallasNation) May 16, 2024
SEPT 26TH IS NOT A SUNDAY https://t.co/Bfusqo2znW
Others circled games they have interest in, or ones they wished would have happened.
Battle of texas week 11 #cowboys vs #texans
— Danny (@Texasdannyy) May 16, 2024
No Cowboys-Eagles prime time game this year..#NFL #Cowboys #Eagles
— Julius Leggett (@jujubeanz_12) May 16, 2024
Then there were the record predictions and a jab about the "all-in" Cowboys.
#Cowboys going 14-3 pic.twitter.com/y0gHjrsKgR
— Ernie The Cowboys Fan (@es3_09) May 16, 2024
The schedule actually fits pretty nicely for the #Cowboys imo https://t.co/BV73CFTUsx
— paul (@PaulSilanoJr) May 16, 2024
#Cowboys going All-In this Season!!!! Let’s Go!!!!! pic.twitter.com/QdRQBFPsBi
— Law Nation Sports (@LawsNation) May 16, 2024
And of course, some wanted to discuss the toughest stretches, which are always important.
The Dallas Cowboys' biggest test will come in a brutal midseason stretch from early October through mid-November. In a 7-week stretch they'll play at Pittsburgh, vs. Detroit, at San Fran, and vs. Philly and Houston.
— Ralph Vacchiano (@RalphVacchiano) May 16, 2024
That'll certainly get them battle-tested for the stretch. 👇 https://t.co/wV4iQkHNYi
Cowboys open season w/ a brutal stretch.
— David Moore (@DavidMooreDMN) May 16, 2024
5 of first 7 games are against teams that made playoffs last season.
3 of those teams won divisions.
3 of those games are on the road _ at Cleveland to open at Pittsburgh on Oct. 6 & at SF on Oct. 27.
58-27 record for those 5 teams.
Xmas time and a game with the eagles! Get in! Such a bonus.
— 𝗣𝗛𝗜𝗟🪿 (@TheGooseMMA) May 16, 2024
Not a bad schedule at all. Can’t wait for the new season.
PS drop me a follow and I’ll hit you back fam. Love to connect with fellow fans.
Pros and cons to the @dallascowboys schedule,
— James Medina (@jamesmedina82) May 16, 2024
4 maybe 5 1pm games.
Cons, 2 thursday games. Week 4 and Thanksgiving. Massive disadvantage vs all of the other teams except the Giants.
Week 7 bye isn’t great and 2 Monday night games suck.
There are plenty of prime time games, some high-profile re-matches, and of course, some difficult NFC East showdowns. The Cowboys schedule is here and we're now ready for the season to begin.

Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.