Green Bay Packers: Simone Biles’ Savage Message To Dallas Cowboys After Wild Card Loss
US gymnast and Olympian Simone Biles couldn’t help but join in the fun as the Green Bay Packers faithful celebrate their win over the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL Playoffs.
Biles, who is married to Packers safety Jonathan Owens, was in attendance in Dallas to watch the Wild Card showdown against the Cowboys unfold. Of course she was there to support her partner, and one can only imagine her joy after witnessing the Green Bay squad take the upset victory.
Green Bay Packers safety Jonathan Owens (34) celebrates with fans after defeating the Chicago Bears during their football game Sunday, January 7, 2024, in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
While Biles held back for some time in expressing her reaction to the win, she finally gave in as she shared a photo on her IG story showing a woman holding up a sign that reads, “Better luck next time, Dallas.”
Simone Biles has a message for the Cowboys after the Packers’ #NFLPlayoffs Wild Card win. Biles’ husband, Jonathan Owens, plays for Green Bay
Sure enough, that’s got to hurt for Dallas fans. That’s just a painful way to rub the loss on the faces of Cowboys supporters.
But hey, the Packers have the bragging rights. They pulled off what many thought was impossible, and now they move on to the divisional round of the postseason.
For Simone Biles, that means she gets to watch her husband for at least one more game. Considering how important the moment is for Jonathan Owens and the Green Bay Packers, one can expect the famous athlete to be there.
While the Green Bay Packers have reason to celebrate after destroying the Dallas Cowboys, they will need to shift their focus quickly as they gear up for the divisional round.
They are going to face the top-seeded San Francisco 49ers, which certainly won’t be easy considering that it’s a team that had a 12-5 record in the regular season. They also have two MVP candidates at their disposal in quarterback Brock Purdy and running back Christian McCaffrey.
Green Bay has momentum on its side with their four-game winning run, but like they did against Dallas, their defense needs to be perfect and Jordan Love must play at his best in order to pull off another upset.
It will be hard, but it’s not impossible. The Packers did show that in the Wild Card. Now, hopes are high that a seventh seed will be able to upset a first seed for the first time in league history.
