Cowboys WATCH: 'Skol' vs. 'Troll' for Vikings Ex Jayron Kearse

FRISCO - The Dallas Cowboys experienced a record-setting day in Minnesota on Sunday with their 40-3 victory, and few enjoyed it more than safety Jayron Kearse. ... who says he saw it all coming.
Kearse, a former Vikings player who in his time in Minny mostly played special teams - knows all about Minnesota tradition.
So when it was time to celebrate a Dallas success - and there were many of them - "JK'' celebrated in a way that mocked Minny.
After collecting a sack in the third quarter - one of NFL-leading Dallas' seven sacks - Kearse went "full-SKOL,'' mocking the team’s trademark clap.
Jayron Kearse hit the skol clap 💀 pic.twitter.com/nXR9GTkJQ4
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) November 20, 2022
It's all in good fun for Kearse, who in his time in Dallas has emerged as a smart team leader and a playmaker.
"Playmaker''? Yes, a safety who is almost built like a defensive end getting a sack is all of that.
"Smart''? Yes, because Kearse was wise enough to wait until his team was up 37-3 to do any good-natured taunting.
But after the way Dallas dismantled the Vikes (Kirk Cousins was 12 of 23 passing, 105 yards and a 64.6 QB rating, Justin Jefferson was a non-factor, finishing with three catches for 33 yards, and Dalvin Cook was involved but still only able to help Minny ro 183 yards here, a season-low), Kearse was ready to talk.
"Exactly what I expected," Jayron Kearse said. "We knew we were going to come in and knock them off their horse."
SKOL.
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Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983 and the Dallas Cowboys since 1990, is the author of two best-selling books on the Cowboys.
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