The Dallas Cowboys slumped to their fifth defeat of the NFL season after their 27-17 loss at the hands of the Arizona Cardinals on Monday Night Football.
It is safe to say that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones definitely did not have a good time last night.
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As for ESPN media personality and notorious Cowboys hater Stephen A. Smith, watching Dallas for the entire game wasn’t worth his time altogether.
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Smith was sitting alongside Jones in the billionaire’s suite to take in all the action at AT&T Stadium. But when the Cardinals recovered a Jake Ferguson fumble in the second quarter, with the score at 10-0 in favor of Arizona, Stephen A. decided that was his cue to head out and leave.
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.@stephenasmith after the Cowboys fumbled 😅 pic.twitter.com/iZGFu4GJwy
— ESPN (@espn) November 4, 2025
He pretty much thought the rest of the game wasn’t worth sticking around for. Perhaps Stephen A. knew better and felt that Jerry’s franchise and struggling defense didn’t stand a chance of getting enough stops to make a comeback, even with the rest of the second quarter and an entire second half still to play.
ESPN commentator Joe Buck even joked on the broadcast that Smith was more interested in making content for his many social media followers.
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Jones may now really feel the need to make some moves today with only a few hours left before the NFL trade deadline, after witnessing his team come away with a disappointing performance and result.
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