The Cowboys ‘have checked out,’ they may be the worst team besides the Jets – Keyshawn Johnson | KJZ

ESPN published this video item, entitled “The Cowboys ‘have checked out,’ they may be the worst team besides the Jets – Keyshawn Johnson | KJZ” – below is their description.

Keyshawn Johnson and Jay Williams react to the Cowboys’ 25-3 loss against the Washington Football Team in Week 7 of the 2020 NFL season, then Mike Tannenbaum discusses Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Fitzpatrick as a viable option for Dallas after Andy Dalton left the game following a hit to the head. #NFL

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