The Dallas Cowboys lost 47-9 to the Detroit Lions Sunday on Jerry Jones' 82nd birthday. Here's how the NFL world reacted.
The Detroit Lions entered town and put on a show, routing Dallas 47-9 to mark the Cowboys' fifth-worst loss ever in terms of point differential .
Dallas endured a shaky start to the season but got off to a 3-2 start. However, the Lions' rout proved how far off the Cowboys are to the true contenders in the NFC, with Dak Prescott and Co. struggling on a five-turnover evening.The level of outright disdain Detroit is showing Dallas is something. Might run a reverse to Sewell for a drop kick at some point.I gotta be honest, I'm enjoying this. Screw Jerry Jones. The more the Cowboys lose, the more heat he takes ... and deserves.
Jones may need to make significant changes, whether it's coaching or personnel wise, to save what could end up being a disastrous Cowboys' campaign.
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