Another Dallas Cowboys season ends in heartbreak

It took place once more. The Cowboys saw yet another season come to a tragic end as they were easily defeated at home by the Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon in the opening round of the playoffs.

The game was never that close, even though the final score was 48–32.

This team has seen many devastating, season-ending losses throughout the years, so it’s possible that this is the most devastating loss in franchise history.

This appeared to be Dallas’ best chance to win a Super Bowl in almost ten years, with a potent offense and a top-5 defense. However, no.

Dallas hasn’t won the Super Bowl in 29 years.

The Cowboys have now experienced a perplexing playoff defeat following a 12-win regular season for the third consecutive year.

The only team in NFL history to finish with that many wins in three straight regular seasons and miss out on a conference title game is Dallas.

The No. 2 seed Cowboys entered the game as strong favorites against the No. 7 seed Packers, who were led by a quarterback playing in his first playoff game.