The Cowboys are officially back in form. In Week 13, the team got a banger win against the Giants, which was an exciting event for the fans. Jerry Jones‘ team received overwhelming support and shattered multiple television records. And as a result of that, this faceoff between the Giants and the Cowboys will go down in history. But what was the record broken?

For those who missed it, the game aired on Fox Network. It was a close game, and the Cowboys won 27-20. Because of the close climax, many fans tuned in, and viewership skyrocketed. At one time, approximately 38.5 million people were watching the game simultaneously. This was a smash hit for the Fox, and it was never projected. This game will go down in history because of the massive viewership.

Based on the large number of watchers, it is easy to assume that the American team has a fervent fan base. After all, you wouldn’t expect so many admirers to suddenly tune in. The Cowboys’ recent triumph must have given them hope, and the team did not disappoint.

But there are always two faces of a coin and in this case, there is another view of some fans. While the game was entertaining and had a close finish. Some fans think there was something missing that would have spiced things up for this audience. Due to that, there are many bad comments on the game and it getting this much viewership. But what do the fans think about it?

Fans thought Cowboys vs. Giants looked like high school

Well, some fans think that if you closely observe the game anywhere. You will notice how it was somewhat like a high school game. The fan comment read, “It felt like I was watching a high school football game.” While some fans agreed with this, others began to criticize the Cowboys’ fanbase in this viewership post.

The fan began dragging the fact of how loyal Cowboys fans are. As a result, the team’s games earn a lot of money, which is what Jerry Jones wants. The billionaire is getting the money, so why would he think much about the team? The fan’s comment stated, “That’s why Jerry Jones doesn’t care.”

Some fans taunted the game for more than just this. Some spectators began to notice that it was a Thanksgiving game and there was nothing else on television. And this was the reason why this game had so much viewership. The comment read, “Well, duh, there wasn’t anything else on at the time. Of course, it’s going to get views.”

While some supporters were criticizing the Cowboys and Jerry Jones. Others began to imagine what would happen if good teams played, then the viewership may have been justified: “Imagine if good teams actually played.” This was not the only fan with this kind of opinion, as another stated that the game was not quite as good: “Unfortunate because it was so mid.”

Well, these were some of the bad comments the Cowboys have received. Despite the negative comments, the fact that the squad broke viewing records remains.