Crazy Video Shows Chiefs & Cowboys Fans Storming At&T Stadium Before Kickoff On Thanksgiving — B0dies Flying Everywhere 😱🦃🏟️Thanksgiving tailgate madness just spilled into full-blown chaos. A viral clip shows Chiefs and Cowboys fans flooding toward the stadium in a wild surge, turning the hours before kickoff into a messy, high-energy stampede that’s now exploding across social media.k
Crazy Video Shows Chiefs & Cowboys Fans Storming AT&T Stadium Before Kickoff On Thanksgiving – Bodies Flying Everywhere [VIDEO]
Like a scene straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie, Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys fans stormed through AT&T Stadium two hours before kickoff.
In one of the most highly anticipated NFL Thanksgiving Games ever, the Dallas Cowboys will play host to Patrick Mahomes and the dynastic Chiefs. Incredibly, this will be Mahomes’ first NFL start against Dallas at AT&T Stadium, as he was a backup to Alex Smith in his 2017 rookie year, the last time Kansas City visited America’s Team.
Jon Machota of The Athletic shared a video of Chiefs and Cowboys fans rushing through the AT&T Stadium lobby as soon as the doors opened. And again, this was two hours before the game started:
The AT&T Stadium doors have opened. Cowboys vs. Chiefs in two hours pic.twitter.com/3W2BfWKvnY
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 27, 2025
It’s not Black Friday shopping at the mall, folks. However, we suppose there’s nothing wrong with being overly enthusiastic about getting to your seats early. And hey, Jerry Jones certainly appreciates the money he’s making off your pre-game food and drinks.
Cowboys & Chiefs Clash, With Both In Must-Win Situations
Cowboys and Chiefs helmets (Photos via Imagn Images)
The Cowboys (5-5-1) saved their season with a thrilling 24-21 comeback win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. As did the Chiefs (6-5), who defeated the Indianapolis Colts in overtime to avoid falling below .500.
But we’re now at the point where both teams are in must-win territory. The San Francisco 49ers occupy the NFC’s final wild card spot with an 8-4 record, while the Chiefs are a game behind the 7-4 Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars and Los Angeles Chargers, who occupy the wild card berths.
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Unfortunately for both the Chiefs and Cowboys, there’s only room for one winner.
