VIDEO: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Landed A Huge Kiss On The Lips of A Cincinnati Bengals Player After MNFDallas Cowboys Cheerleader and Cade York (Photo via Getty)
A love story played out when the Dallas Cowboys faced off against the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football.

Cowboys cheerleader Zoe Dale was in a unique situation. Although her job is to cheer on Dallas, she also has a special man in her life on the other team.

At one point, cameras captured the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders’ reaction when boyfriend Cade York lined up to hit an extra point after the Bengals scored a touchdown to cut Dallas’ lead to 7-6 late in the first quarter.

Dale was relieved when York made the extra point as she was heard saying, “Thank God, Praise God,” she said while smiling.

Following the game, York met with Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Zoe Dale for a photo and shared a big kiss.

Joe Burrow had a great night as he completed 33-of-44 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns, including a game-winning 40-yard strike to Ja’Marr Chase with less than a minute to play in the game.

Cooper Rush completed 51.6% of his passes for 183 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception during Monday’s game.

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The Dallas Cowboys Aren’t Officially Eliminated, But Time Is Basically Up

The Dallas Cowboys came into Monday night’s game knowing they needed to keep winning to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.

Dallas had an opportunity to keep the dream a bit more alive, but another one-score loss saw the Bengals improve to 5-8 and America’s Team drop to that mark.

At 5-8, the Dallas Cowboys are unlikely to make the postseason for the fourth year in a row.

It is mathematically impossible for the Cowboys to win the NFC East at this time, but they can still somehow qualify as the third NFC Wild Card team.

The best Dallas could realistically do is get the No. 7 seed.

They have to win all games, but teams like Atlanta, New Orleans, and San Francisco all own the head-to-head tiebreaker against them.