Jill Biden gets the Kim Kardashian treatment as boos rain down on FLOTUS during Cowboys vs Eagles
The Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles faced off in Week 6 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, with Jill Biden, the wife of President Joe Biden, also in attendance.
Surprisingly, Jill Biden was treated to loud boos from the fans in the stadium when she stood alongside cancer survivors to lead the “Fly Eagles Fly” song prior to the game.
Philly’s own @FLOTUS stands along cancer survivors to lead the “Fly Eagles Fly” fight song before #DALvsPHI. #CrucialCatch https://t.co/21Zvq3shVf
This, however, wasn't the first instance of a popular face getting booed at an NFL stadium this year.
Last week, Kim Kardashian was treated to boos by fans at SoFi Stadium during the game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys.
Jill Biden and Kim Kardashian being booed likely comes down to their partners.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are seemingly having a rough time together and Kanye fans appear to have taken the side of the popular artist in their conflict.
On the other hand, fans in the stadium in Philadelphia might be opposed to President Joe Biden, prompting boos for the First Lady.
Love the replies to this, amazing that she got booed lmao twitter.com/nfl/status/158…
Philadelphia Eagles pick up a win in showdown against Dallas Cowboys
The Eagles got the better of their bitter rivals in Week 6 as they outlasted the Cowboys by 26-17.
Backup quarterback Cooper Rush, who was having a dream run as the starting quarterback for the Cowboys, finally hit earth.
Rush ended up throwing 18/38 passes for 181 yards and had a touchdown with three interceptions.
It was Rush's first loss as the starting quarterback for the Cowboys, and it came in what is likely to be his last start of the season.
Cooper Rush with his second INT of the night 😬
(via @NFL)
https://t.co/fERVpDbSiq
The good news for Cowboys fans is that franchise quarterback Dak Prescott is likely to be back in the starting lineup next week against the Detroit Lions.
Prescott hasn't played since injuring his thumb in Week 1's loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and will now return to take his place back from his understudy, Cooper Rush.
I asked Dak Prescott after the #Cowboys loss to the #Eagles whether he believes this week will make his return from fractured thumb: “Yeah, for sure. That’s my plan.” https://t.co/XRhTy3gzMN
Rush has done fairly well in Prescott's absence, winning four out of the five games he started for the Cowboys.
Prescott will now have an opportunity to take this Cowboys team to the playoffs amidst mounting criticism in a "quarterback controversy".