Dallas Cowboys stars share relatable pet peeves, proving they're just like us

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The Dallas Cowboys had an off day from the practice field on Tuesday, but that doesn't mean the grind ever stops.
The team received some somewhat good news on the injury front when it was announced that Tyler Guyton did not suffer a torn ACL in practice on Monday.
The second-year offensive tackle suffered a bone fracture that will sideline him for four to six weeks. News that is a whole lot better than what was previously thought.
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So, what are fans supposed to do on an off day? That's easy, the Cowboys' social team is crafting up clips to give them just a peek at what their favorite players are like off the field.
ya know what really grinds my gears… #DallasCowboys | @SeatGeek pic.twitter.com/3XDQPLZolI
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) July 29, 2025
The social team recently dropped a clip where they asked numerous players to reveal what really grinds their gears. The answers are nothing short of realizing that these guys are just like everyone else.
Center Cooper Beebe is preaching the gospel when he talks about how ridiculous it is for people to stand up on a plane as soon as it lands. We're team Beebe on that one.
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But it might have been linebacker Sam Williams who really stole the show in the clip when he shared that paying for stuff he didn't do really grinds his gears. Then, Williams went on to tell a story about something his dog did that cost him a lot of money. Totally understandable.
Man, off days really are boring.

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Tyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead.