The 2020 NFL season turned out to be a disaster for Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys. The Jerry Jones-owned franchise finished third in the NFC East behind the New York Giants. It was yet another dismal outing in the league for the NFL old boys.

Their massive fanbase has been tormented year-after-year. However, the emergence of Dak Prescott offered Dallas Cowboys fans some hope, heading into the 2020 NFL season. But a season-ending double compound fracture in Week 5 crushed all their dreams almost instantly.

Here’s how lifelong Cowboys fan and popular American hip-hop artist Post Malone paid tribute to America’s team in the most accurate manner possible.

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Post Malone is just as disappointed as other Dallas Cowboys fans

Post Malone covered Hootie and the Blowfish’s Only Wanna Be with You, a classic superhit from late in the 20th century. He did so as part of the Pokemon 25th anniversary.

The song previously featured in movies such as Marley and Me and Ted. The original song featured a line in tribute to the AFC East franchise, Miami Dolphins.

However, Post Malone added a twist of his own. He added the line ‘I’m such a baby because the Cowboys make me cry’. We’re not sure Cowboys fans across America will disagree with him on that one.

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Here’s the original 1990’s classic song featuring Dan Marino and Fred Couples.

The Cowboys need to step up their off-field preparation this summer if they want to make the playoffs in 2021. Dak Prescott is set to return in time for preseason.

His rehabilitation is on track and he could still start for Dallas when the season kicks off in September. Let’s hope they don’t make Post Malone cry again!

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