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The Dallas Cowboys’ Digital Media Director Accidentally Said “Nobody Cares” About The NHL From The Cowboys’ Twitter Account

The Dallas Cowboys’ season ended just over a week ago when the Washington Redskins won a winner-take-all slugfest in Washington. There was yet another late-game failure from Tony Romo and a lot of butthurt from owner Jerry Jones.

They were, and probably still are, bitter. Well, definitely still bitter that their season is over, because between absolving and indulging sin, the Dallas Cowboys’ official Twitter account found time to sneak in a shot at the NHL and MLB.

Moments later the tweet was deleted. But this wasn’t the misclick of some poor intern. No, it most likely came from Derek Eagleton, the Digital Media Director for the organization. We know this because, this:

Eagleton deleted that tweet too, but not before the Dallas Stars’ official account responded with this.

At least our #9 got the job done….. RT:” @dallascowboys Similarly in the category of nobody-cares…the NHL is back!” twitter.com/DallasStars/st…

— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) January 8, 2013

To which the clearly-blushing Cowboys said:

@dallasstars our sincere apologies for the inappropriate tweet posted accidentally to our account. Good luck this season.

— Dallas Cowboys (@dallascowboys) January 8, 2013

And then everything was cool again, bros.

Apology accepted“@dallascowboys: @dallasstars our sincere apologies for the inappropriate tweet posted accidentally. Good luck this season.”

— Dallas Stars (@DallasStars) January 8, 2013

In any event, it seemed like this all started as a result of a bummed fan — a bummed fan who happens to work the social media lever for the team he loves — trying to burn other leagues, while his own quarterback is aflame at the stake.

[Real Sports Kings]

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