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Barber Ball Banter: Cowboys Misery
Louis confesses NFL allegiance while Matt debates Cowboys and Bijan vs. Gibbs.
In brief
Louis confesses NFL allegiance while Matt debates Cowboys and Bijan vs. Gibbs. Louis Darrouzet II admits to four NFL teams: Cowboys, Broncos, Texans and 49ers after Matt Steigerwald questions Cowboys' performance and fantasy football struggles. Originally reported by Dallas Express.
Matt's fantasy team in trouble
Matt Steigerwald admitted his fantasy football team is 0-3 after three weeks.
“I'm gonna be playing in the toilet bowl”
Cowboys' Rio loss
Dallas Cowboys lost 34-31 to Baltimore in Rio de Janeiro with a 56-yard field goal by Tyler Loop.
“Lamar Jackson connected with Zay Flowers for 27 yards”
Dak Prescott's pass decision

Head coach Brian Schottenheimer confirmed he told Prescott to throw to George Pickens or abandon the pass.
“I don't know why I even let my hopes get high”
Bijan vs. Jahmyr debate
Matt insists Bijan Robinson is better than Jahmyr Gibbs despite Gibbs' three touchdowns and Robinson's four-yard scrimmage edge.
“Bijan is better than Jahmyr”
NFL receiver argument
Matt chose Ja'Marr Chase while Louis preferred Jaxon Smith-Njigba for the NFL's best receiver.
“I still think Jahmyr Gibbs is more talented at the running back position”
Louis' NFL teams
Louis Darrouzet II revealed four NFL teams: Cowboys, Broncos, Texans and 49ers after claiming Dolphins fandom.
“I spent roughly four years identifying myself as a Dolphins fan”
Cowboys' loyalty
Matt stated Dallas Cowboys fans are loyal because the team 'sucks and will never go to the Super Bowl'.
“Everybody who's a fan of the Dallas Cowboys is loyal”
Barber Ball Banter outcome
No decisions were made: Matt says Bijan, Louis says Gibbs; Matt says Chase, Louis says Smith-Njigba.
“Nobody changed his mind, everybody had statistics”
The headline
Louis Darrouzet II admits to four NFL teams: Cowboys, Broncos, Texans and 49ers after Matt Steigerwald questions Cowboys' performance and fantasy football struggles.


