On Sunday afternoon, Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys suffered perhaps the most embarrassing of the franchise's several recent playoff collapses with a 48-32 demolition at the hands of the Green Bay Packers. Making matters more embarrassing for the Cowboys was that they were playing in front of their home fans at AT&T Stadium, leading many to expect Prescott and the offense to cruise to an easy victory.

Instead, Dallas quickly found themselves down 27-0 at one point before mounting a late-game push to make the score a lot more respectable than it could have been.

After the game, noted Cowboys fanatic and FS1 sports media personality Skip Bayless found himself the victim of some ruthless trolling on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

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Others reacted to a video Bayless posted of himself throwing some of his Cowboys memorabilia into a trash can.

The Cowboys did not give their faithful much to cheer about on Sunday afternoon. The Packers seized control of this one early, marching right down the field for a touchdown on their first possession and growing stronger from there. Prescott, meanwhile, struggled mightily, throwing an interception in front of his own end zone, and then later an outright pick six, both in the first half.

So begins what figures to be another long and excruciating offseason for the Cowboys with no clear direction moving forward. Speculation about the future of both Prescott and head coach Mike McCarthy will run rampant in the coming days, but for now, most Cowboys fans are just feeling something very familiar: disappointment.