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'You Bum!' Dallas Cowboys Fans & Media React to Stunning Loss at Arizona Cardinals

The Dallas Cowboys dropped their first game of the season to an Arizona Cardinals team that is viewed as the worst in the NFL. ... and the sports world is reacting.
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'You Bum!' Dallas Cowboys Fans & Media React to Stunning Loss at Arizona Cardinals
'You Bum!' Dallas Cowboys Fans & Media React to Stunning Loss at Arizona Cardinals

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Going undefeated in the NFL isn't common by any means as it has been over 50 years since the last perfect season, but to say that many were shocked by the Cowboys' loss to the Cardinals would be a complete truth.

Through the first two weeks of the season, Dallas had outscored opponents by a score of 70-10 while the Cardinals lost to middling teams in the Washington Commanders, and to the New York Giants. Both of their games were closely-contested, losing by a combined score of seven points, but again, the Cowboys were expected to blow them out of the water, but instead lost 28-16. 

Prior to the game, Dallas was ranked as the No. 2 team in the NFL and was considered to be on track to be in contention for that top spot. But now? People are beginning to question their legitimacy, and we all know that Cowboys fans are very emotional, or as they call it ... passionate. 

As one could imagine, fans of "America's Team" did not take the loss to a team that is projected to get the No. 1 pick well at all. In fact, some might even say that Dallas fans had meltdowns, while the rest of the NFL community was relishing in their loss and also discussing the latest on Taylor Swift. 

However, Dallas fans continue to have concerns as to why the offense isn't looking as explosive as it should and also question if the defense can be as elite as they were without Trevon Diggs locking down one side of the field.  

Social media is a great place to get the pulse of fans, so let's take a look at some of the best and worst reactions from the lovely app formerly known as Twitter.

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