My cousins were so excited for the NFL game on Sunday against the Cowboys! They had been prepping for it all week, and even skipped watching Monday Night Football just so they could get a good night’s sleep in anticipation.
We gathered around for the big game and cheered our team on from the comfort of our own home. The first quarter went by extremely quickly and our cousins’ team was in the lead. We got so excited whenever they scored a touchdown and were just as disappointed when they were on the receiving end of bad plays.
My cousin Sam is the biggest Cowboys fan, and he couldn’t hide his emotion when they scored a touchdown. He was jumping up and down with excitement, and the rest of us were clapping and cheering with him. It was a great moment!
The game continued on and our cousins’ team slowly slipped behind the Cowboys. We were still cheering them on, though, and had faith that they could get back into the game. Unfortunately, they couldn’t quite make up the gap and the final score ended up being Dallas 37, Cousins 24.
We were sad to see that our cousins’ team had lost, but we put on a brave face and congratulated the Cowboys on their win. We know that our cousins still had a great game, and we can’t wait to cheer them on again soon.
I felt like our cousins really showed their strength and gave the Cowboys a good fight. Sam was especially proud of them and said he had so much respect for how they played. We all agreed that it was an incredible game and that the Cowboys were very lucky to be the victors.
Despite the final score, we were still proud of our cousins. We need to remember that football is a team sport, and sometimes it doesn’t matter how good of a game you played. We will cherish the memories we made cheering them on in their game against the Cowboys, and look forward to the day when we get to cheer them on to victory.