Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Prove They Are 'America's Team'

The Dallas Cowboys are getting ready to take on the New England Patriots this afternoon.

The Cowboys will be looking to recover after their shocking loss to the Arizona Cardinals last week, and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are ready for the fight.

Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Camille Sturdivant is game day ready as she and fellow cheerleader Brooklyn Davis posed for the camera backstage.

"America’s Team >> America’s Patriots 🌟🌟🌟," she captioned the photo, which prompted fans to comment on the post. "You’re the coolest person I know," one fan wrote as another chimed in, "Glowing inside and out my friend".

Another fan wrote, "2 pretty best friends," as one user commented, "Pretty ladies 😍".

Others chimed in with things like "My girls wow 😍😍" and "You are EVERYTHING".

"Two beauties😍😍," another fan wrote.

Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Brooklyn Davis also shared a photo of herself alongside Sophia Laufer and Elizabeth DiGiovanni as they gear up for the game later today.

"Let’s go Boyz ⭐️" she captioned the post, which also gained comments from fans and followers. "Stunning girlsss 😍," one fan commented while another wrote, "Queens!!!".

One user wrote, "My favorite girls in the whole wide world", as another fan expressed, "My favorite girlies! I love you B🫶🏻😘💋".

The 2023 Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders roster is made up of 36 women as they took the field in AT&T Stadium for the NFL opener. The roster is made up of a combination of rookies and veterans to the Dallas cheerleading family — eight rookies, seven second-year cheerleaders, 10 third-year cheerleaders and nine cheerleaders in their fourth year on the team to be exact.

The eight rookies are Anna, Brooklyn, Camille, Kennedy, McKenna, Reece, Taylor and Zoe. They will join Chandi and Kelcey — both of whom are entering their 5th year of service to the organization. Prior to the season, Chandi shared an appreciation post for close friend and veteran cheerleader, Meg, who also returned to the team.

News recently broke that Trevon Diggs, the Dallas Cowboys cornerback back, tore his ACL in practice.

“Just in from Cowboys: Cornerback Trevon Diggs suffered a left knee injury during today’s practice. A subsequent MRI was performed that confirmed a torn ACL. A timetable for Diggs’ return to play has not been established, but he will miss the remainder of the Jori Epstein report.

According to NFL Next Gen Stats data, “Diggs has allowed just three catches for 31 yards on eight targets as the nearest defender in coverage this season. Quarterbacks have a 9.9 passer rating on throws, with Diggs as the nearest defender. Diggs has forced a fumble, intercepted a pass, and recorded three pass breakups while being credited with six tackles in two games.”

"When I first heard about it and saw him go down, my heart broke," Cowboys star Lion-backer Micah Parsons said recently about Diggs' injury. "You talk about someone who took me under his wing ... I took a moment off to the side during practice, and I really just shed tears because Trevon's really like my family ...