The Dallas Cowboys added insult to injury Sunday after a come-from-behind victory over their division rivals.
The Cowboys dug themselves out of a 21-0 hole in the first half to beat the Eagles in front of a raucous crowd at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Dallas scored its first points on a touchdown to close out the second quarter. It marked the start of a massive Philly collapse as the home team stormed back for a 24-21 victory.
The Cowboys also scored a huge win on the mean streets of the internet. The Eagles’ X account posted a photo on Monday that edited the faces of the team’s defensive line on a brick wall.
“Who’s getting past this?” the post’s caption read.
Who's getting past this? pic.twitter.com/RaCNqyQ5NM
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) November 17, 2025
The quick-witted Cowboys’ social media team responded to said post after Sunday’s game, superimposing Dak Prescott’s face on the Kool-Aid Man breaking through a brick wall. No caption was included, nor was one necessary.
https://t.co/HctBlVuXdq pic.twitter.com/TTwzDBqIb2
— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) November 24, 2025
The post was relatively harmless as far as social media posts go. If it were to be compared to a pass made on the gridiron, it would be a quick flat or bubble screen that should have resulted in a few yards. Instead, the Cowboys’ social media team jumped the route and intercepted that pass for an emphatic pick-six.
Prescott overcame a ho-hum first half to dominate his QB matchup against Jalen Hurts. The Cowboys star went 23/36 for 354 yards with a pair of touchdowns and an interception. Prescott also led Dallas to a game-winning drive that allowed Brandon Aubrey to kick the go-ahead field goal in the closing seconds.
