Singer Jelly Roll Savagely Roasted The Dallas Cowboys In Their Own Stadium During Concert

Even during the offseason, the Dallas Cowboys cannot catch a break from being made fun of.

The latest incident was Jelly Roll taking a swipe at them during a concert at AT&T Stadium, the Cowboys’ home stadium in Arlington, TX.

Post Malone, a Dallas Cowboys fan, wore a Dallas Cowboys jersey during his concert. While performing at their home stadium, he wore a Brandon Aubrey jersey and posed for pictures with Micah Parsons afterward.

While he was showing his love for his favorite team, Jelly Roll was on stage to sing their hit song “Losers,” and made sure to point at Malone’s Dallas jersey while singing the line, “ain’t never been no winners.”

DAMN: Jelly Roll pointed to Post Malone’s Cowboys jersey for the “Ain’t never been no winners” in the line of their song ‘Losers’ while they were performing at AT&T Stadium.

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THE #COWBOYS GOT COOKED BY JELLY ROLL…
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AT&T Stadium was showing the performers nothing but love, yet Jelly Roll decided he couldn’t pass up the opportunity to take a shot.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee, he’s a die-hard Tennessee Titans fan. The same team that just picked first in the NFL draft following a 3-14 campaign.

The two teams are not rivals, maybe in the past when the Titans were based in Houston. It doesn’t matter, as no fan base in the league likes the Dallas Cowboys.

The Titans were 6-11 in 2023 and 7-10 in 2022. The Cowboys might have fallen to 7-10 this past season, but they were coming off three consecutive seasons where they were 12-5.

The Dallas Cowboys are Looking To Return To Their Regular Season Winning Ways

The Cowboys finished 7-10 in 2024, with a 3-3 record in the division, as quarterback Dak Prescott was injured for most of the season.

After missing the playoffs, Dallas moved on from Mike McCarthy and turned to a new head coach in Brian Schottenheimer, who served as the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator the previous two years.

The team just made a huge trade for star wideout George Pickens.

With his help, the Cowboys just might return to winning double-digit games in 2025.

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