The Dallas Cowboys were hammered at home by the Detroit Lions as they escaped with a resounding 47-9 victory. This was their fourth straight home defeat, which was once a fortress earlier this season. While Cowboys owner Jerry Jones watched from the stands on his birthday, his team failed to make an impact Sunday.

Well, it was a day that everyone in Dallas would like to forget. But Cowboys CB Jourdan Lewiswho has repeatedly trash-talked in the past may have crossed a line. In an Instagram story shared by Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, Lewis can be seen sending a hateful message that reads: “You are …” But the Cowboys CB didn’t just randomly send St. Brown the message he shared the screenshot of.

It was a previous story posted by the Lions WR in which he might have called out Lewis while the caption of his video read: “What he says.” Considering Jourdan’s response, this might not come as a surprise to some, as the Cowboys CB is notorious for trashing opposition talk receivers.

Going back to December of last season when the Lions faced off CowboysLewis had a small confrontation with St.Brown. Amon-Ra St. Brown opened up about this argument and shared “The Pivot Podcast” The “He was talking crazy. Some things I’ve never heard before.” However, Brown said that this trash talk was a motivation for him. “Yeah, normally you shouldn’t get too involved in it. Maybe I say something back, but overall it fires me up. Gets me going. So, I love it.”

Looking back at this week’s clash against the Cowboys Lions WR had a great time on the field. Although his team didn’t use the air route much in the final two quarters (9), Brown managed to finish his day with four receiving catches for 37 yards. His four-yard TD reception in the fourth quarter meant it was the third straight game this season in which he reached the end zone.

If you look at Brown’s Instagram story, he is celebrating defeating his rival in Dallas. However, the GM is the Cowboys Jerry Jones had nothing to celebrate as his team couldn’t bring joy on his 82nd birthday.

The Lions give Jerry Jones a nightmare on his birthday in Dallas

The day Jones was supposed to open champagne and celebrate with his players in Dallas. As he turned 82, he found himself reflecting on what went wrong that Sunday: “I’m sorry for our fans. It is a regret for everyone who is on the Dallas Cowboys or was with the Cowboys, and it fills us with great determination.” The Cowboys’ fourth straight loss at home isn’t the only thing that could jeopardize their season. In the four games they lost, they conceded a whopping 167 points.

Even Jones expressed concern about a home defeat. “We all know that you should feel better at home. I think that’s an advantage. You don’t travel. Sleep in your own bed. It should be an advantage at home.” Well, to everyone’s surprise, the Cowboys are 3-3 after six games this season. And all of their victories came away from home. So their next game against the 49ers in the Bay Area could get them back on track. Otherwise, their season could be derailed if they don’t find consistency in the NFL over the next few weeks.