Joe Rogan has stood out as a premier personality in the sports media. Apart from being the UFC commentator, he has one of the world’s most prominent podcasts. Rogan often stirs the pot with some of his statements, and the latest episode was among them. The famed podcaster took a dig at Donald Trump’s latest venture and made a Dallas Cowboys parallel.

While speaking with guest Brian Redban on episode 1913 of The Joe Rogan Experience, the host joked about a video clip publicizing Donald Trump’s NFT catalog. Rogan and Redban could not stop chuckling over it. The podcast host also compared Trump’s followers with the Dallas Cowboys faithful.

Joe Rogan did not hold back

Joe Rogan mentioned, “Bro, how crazy is he?… It is just so ridiculous and this was like a big announcement. It’s sold out…That makes me so sad. Those Trumpers, man, they just f***ing love him like he’s the Dallas Cowboys. Like they’re just loyal to the team, it’s like us against them.”

The UFC commentator and JRE host also talked about how the former US President is adopting an identity in his video content to attract more exposure to it. Trump’s NFT collection featured the business tycoon as a superhuman astronaut and a NASCAR pilot avatar. The digital cards are strange, but they garnered sensationalism and sold out rather quickly.

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Joe Rogan making a Dallas Cowboys parallel may look pretty interesting. But the Blue Star has one of the most dedicated fan bases in the NFL. Despite the woes, the fans have remained loyal. The Boys are running strong this year, and franchise athletes made it to the Pro Bowl.

Several Dallas Cowboys players are labeled to the Pro Bowl

The announcement of the Pro Bowl 2023 athletes has had the NFL universe in a frenzy. But the stars were lucky for some Dallas Cowboys athletes, who made it to the 2023 Pro Bowl. According to DallasCowboys.com, seven Big D athletes made it to the Pro Bowl roster.

The Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl members include first-timers like RB Tony Pollard and kick returner, KaVontae Turpin. LB Micah Parsons, CB Trevon Diggs, and WR CeeDee Lamb are heading to the Pro Bowl for the second time. Moreover, DE DeMarcus Lawrence was chosen for the third time. And Zack Martin entered for the eighth time in his nine-year career.

Will the Cowboys touch glory after touching the wild card? It is open to scrutiny.

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