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Cowboys Roundup: Week 11 Madden Sim; Micah Parsons Jeered at Paul-Tyson Fight? Here’s the latest Dallas Cowboys news for Saturday, November 16. Micah Parsons, the Cowboys linebacker, was seen before the game against the Baltimore Ravens. / Andrew Dieb-Imagn Images Hello, Dallas Cowboys Nation! It was a marathon Friday night at AT&T Stadium, but not because of a Cowboys defeat; instead, Jake Paul and Mike Tyson dominated the scene in Big D. Jerry’s World hosted the high-octane event, packed with stars, as the night’s extravaganza finally concluded. A quick tip: cutting out sunglare is essential for any night event, right? Now we can enjoy a stress-free weekend, as the Cowboys don’t square off with the Houston Texans until Monday Night Football. MORE: The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders electrified the Paul-Tyson event with an unforgettable ‘Thunderstruck’ performance. Madden 25 Week 11 Simulation The weekly Madden simulation from Blogging the Boys has dropped, and it predicts a commanding win for the Cowboys in their primetime clash with the Houston Texans, with an exciting twist. Micah Parsons Booed at Paul-Tyson Fight Cowboys superstar Micah Parsons attended the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, where he was featured on the jumbotron but was met with a chorus of boos from the crowd. Meanwhile, icons like Shaquille O’Neal and Rob Gronkowski were greeted with thunderous applause. Cowboys Quick Hits Cowboys vs Texans, Week 11 Injury Report: Three key players return to practice… Dallas Nearly Landed Pro Bowl Running Back in 2023 NFL Draft… Cowboys Legend Proposes Deion Sanders as New Head Coach to Jerry Jones at Paul-Tyson Event… DaRon Bland Injury Update: All-Pro cornerback’s status revealed by Stephen Jones… Cowboys Set to Reunite with Familiar Face for MNF vs. Texans… Rico Dowdle Responds to Being Named Cowboys’ Lead Running Back… Could Jerry Jones Target Jason Witten as Cowboys Head Coach?

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