Former Brandnew Jersey Governor and Dallas Cowboys fan Chris Christie went all out against Detroit Lions maestro Dan Campbell, saying Campbell had “negative beauty” and then proceeded to perform tricks as the Lions throttled the Cowboys 47-9 in month 6. Christie, a die-hard Cowboys Fan, despite having been a governor in a generally enthusiastic Giants and Eagles environment, made his opinion via an appearance on Unbalanced Canine Unleashed.
The optics of Detroit’s crushing victory on Sunday were that of a team once seeking revenge then wrongly feeling denied a victory over the Cowboys at the last moment when game officials burned a two-lead lead. point conversion to offensive lineman Taylor Decker and then incorrectly stated that Decker did not register as eligible. The Lions’ decision left negative doubt that they were trying to leave him in Dallas, as at one point they reported that both Decker and Dan Skipper, who referees had mistakenly thought had reported an eligible extreme event, were eligible on a play . games that resulted in a landing for David Sir Bernard Law.
“That’s Dan Campbell. He has no class. He never has,” Christie said. “It’s okay. It’s okay. Look, Dan Campbell, that’s who he is. And what goes around, comes around.”
Digging deeper, Christie thought that Campbell and the Lions’ fury at the officials who denied them a victory against Dallas in the past was misguided, and that their fury should be directed at the NFL instead of the Cowboys.
“Dan Campbell is angry because the refs made a wrong call in the game a year ago. Well, then he runs that play.” [NFL commissioner] Roger Goodell,” Christie said. “The Cowboys had nothing to do with the play being called incorrectly. It wasn’t a challenge the Cowboys made. It was a decision the referees made: the Lions were hurt and the Cowboys benefited from it.
“Now, as a result of that, you need to hasten your [anger] During that hour you’re beating those guys up and cleaning everything up? I don’t assume that’s what executives do. However, it is your prerogative. It’s popularity that will elevate.”
Apparently, Christie’s Campbell photos surfaced even though Campbell himself played for the Cowboys for three seasons from 2003 to 2005.
