Cowboy Fan in Colorado Files Lawsuit Against the NFL Over Call

During the NFL playoffs, there was a call that had many Dallas Cowboy fans up in arms compelling one Colorado resident to file a lawsuit. During the playoff game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers, a catch by Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant was overturned at the goal like as the Cowboys were driving to score and take the lead. With the catch being overturned, the Packers eventually came away with the win.

Many Cowboys fans were crazy mad, and according to Fox Sports, Terry C. Hendrix has filed a $88 billion lawsuit against the NFL claiming fraud. Hendrix, a resident of a Colorado correctional facility in Canon City, has filed the lawsuit on behalf of Bryan, all Cowboys fans and "all people in the sovereign Republic of Texas." In the lawsuit, Hendrix names the NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, head of officiating Dean Blandino and referee Gege Steratore. The $88 billion is also not just a random number. It happened to be Bez Bryant's jersey number.