Colin Cowherd makes blunt comparison to capture the frustration of Cowboys fans
Outspoken sports analyst Colin Cowherd didn't hold back when it came to describing the current state of the Dallas Cowboys. On a recent episode of The Herd, the FOX Sports personality used a vivid - and somewhat stinging - analogy to depict the team's frustrating pattern of underachievement.Cowboys legend Michael Irvin smacks a college defender after ranting about young players"Dallas is a sports car. It's expensive, it's cool, it's fun, but it's always in the shop," Cowherd declared. "You're always telling your friends, 'It's great, when I can drive it.' You don't need a sports car in America, you need an SUV, dependable, shows up for work. Detroit's an SUV."That single comparison has quickly made waves among NFL fans, especially in Texas, where loyalty to the Cowboys runs deep. The metaphor captures a sentiment many football watchers have been voicing […]
