BREAKING NEWS: Dak Prescott Urges NFL Fans to Delete X App After Elon Musk’s Cowboys vs. Chiefs Comparison

In a surprising turn of events, NFL star Dak Prescott has publicly called on fans to delete the X app (formerly Twitter) following controversial comments made by billionaire Elon Musk comparing the Dallas Cowboys to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Dallas Cowboys quarterback didn’t mince words when reacting to Musk’s post, calling it “garbage” and urging fans to avoid the app altogether to prevent further exposure to what he described as “nonsensical commentary.”

Musk, who is known for his provocative and often polarizing posts on X, drew the ire of Prescott with his comparison of the two teams. The billionaire made the comment on X after the Cowboys’ loss to the Chiefs earlier this week, stating that the Cowboys were “no match” for the Chiefs, calling them “a great team but not a Super Bowl contender like the Chiefs.”

“The Cowboys are good, but let’s face it, they don’t have the consistency and championship pedigree of the Chiefs. A great offense doesn’t always win the Super Bowl,” Musk posted. “Kansas City is the real deal.”

This comparison set off a firestorm on social media, with fans and analysts alike debating whether the Cowboys could still make a Super Bowl run. However, it was Prescott’s response that captured the most attention.

Dak Prescott’s Call to Action: “Delete the App”

In a passionate response shared via his own X account, Prescott made it clear that he was not impressed with Musk’s assessment of the Cowboys and the comparison with the Chiefs.

“I’ve had enough of this nonsense. NFL fans, if you want to see real football analysis and not garbage, I suggest you delete the X app and stop wasting time on opinions that are far from informed. Elon Musk doesn’t know the first thing about football—he’s more concerned with rockets than real game-time strategy,” Prescott wrote in a post. “This app has become a breeding ground for misguided commentary. Don’t waste your energy on it.”

The post quickly went viral, with fans expressing their support for Prescott’s bold stance. Many applauded the quarterback for standing up against Musk, particularly in light of how the comment seemed to diminish the Cowboys’ potential.

Prescott’s comments also highlighted a growing frustration among some fans who feel that social media platforms like X are flooded with superficial opinions, often from figures who have little to no expertise in the areas they comment on.

Musk Responds: “It’s Just Football”

Musk, unfazed by Prescott’s criticism, responded on X with his usual irreverence.

“It’s just football, Dak. Take a deep breath. My comment was based on what I’ve seen, not on a personal vendetta. You’ll be back next season stronger,” Musk wrote, attempting to downplay the tension.

However, his response did little to quell the backlash. Critics pointed out that Musk’s position as a billionaire tech mogul doesn’t necessarily qualify him to offer football analysis, especially when the opinions clash with those of players and fans who live and breathe the game.

The Fallout: Fans and Analysts Weigh In

The ongoing spat has ignited a fierce debate within the NFL community and on social media. While Prescott’s call to delete the X app received widespread support, others argued that it was an overreaction to what was, at its core, just another celebrity opinion.

NFL analyst and former player Tony Romo weighed in on the debate during a broadcast.

“It’s important to remember that everyone is entitled to their opinion, whether it’s Elon Musk or Dak Prescott. But what I think we’re seeing here is a larger issue of people who are used to being in control of their narrative now reacting strongly when that narrative is challenged,” Romo said.

Some fans took to X to express their frustration with both Musk’s comments and Prescott’s response, with many suggesting that the feud had shifted focus away from the actual game.

“We need to focus on the teams, not Twitter wars,” one fan posted. “Elon has his opinion, Dak has his. Let’s leave it at that and watch the Cowboys bounce back in their next game.”

The Bigger Picture: Celebrity Influence in Sports Commentary

This latest conflict raises broader questions about the role of celebrities and social media influencers in shaping sports discourse. Musk’s large following on X gives his opinions considerable weight, and many have wondered whether tech moguls and celebrities should have such a significant influence over the way sports discussions unfold.

Prescott’s reaction, in particular, underscores the tensions between athletes who have direct insight into the game and those—like Musk—who comment from the outside.

“Athletes and coaches have a unique perspective,” said sports commentator Molly Wright. “They live the sport every day. It’s frustrating when outsiders, no matter how powerful they are, reduce the intricacies of football to soundbites.”

What’s Next?

While Musk’s remarks and Prescott’s call to delete the app have dominated headlines, the NFL season continues to roll on. The Cowboys, despite their recent setback against the Chiefs, remain a strong contender in the NFC, and Prescott has been vocal about his determination to push forward.

Musk, meanwhile, is no stranger to controversy and likely won’t back down from making bold statements about the teams he follows, regardless of the backlash.

For now, it seems that the feud between Elon Musk and Dak Prescott will remain a hot topic of discussion among NFL fans and social media users alike.

As for Prescott’s suggestion to delete the X app, many wonder whether this will signal a broader shift away from social media or simply be another passing moment in the digital age’s ongoing culture wars.