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NFL fans have been left baffled after Skip Bayless used some extreme language during an ESPN broadcast. Bayless alluded to players' deaths during a First Take appearance on Thursday. The Dallas Cowboys suffered an embarrassing loss to the Arizona Cardinals…

NFL fans criticized commentator Skip Bayless on social media after he made controversial remarks about Dallas Cowboys players during an appearance on ESPN's First Take. Bayless stated that during the Cowboys' Week 8 collapse against the Arizona Cardinals, he wanted to execute several players on the field.
Viewers reacted with disbelief following the national broadcast, calling the comments crazy and questioning his presence on the network. The longtime Cowboys supporter was expressing intense frustration over Dallas's recent defeat when he made the extreme statement.
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