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Joseph McBride

Dallas Cowboys brutally mock Adam Levine with cheeky post after CeeDee Lamb catch

Adam Levine has now been mocked by the Dallas Cowboys, as the NFL side used his recent scandal to celebrate CeeDee Lamb's amazing catch on Monday night.

Levine has been slammed online after a screenshot of an alleged conversation between him and Instagram model Sumner Stroh went viral. This led to allegations that Levine had been cheating on wife Behati Prinsloo, who is expecting their third baby.

The Maroon 5 star sent the messages: "Holy f***, holy f****** f***. It's truly unreal how f****** hot you are, like it blows my mind." But the Cowboys put their own spin on things after Lamb produced a stunning catch.

Levine has been mocked on social media for days following the alleged leaked screenshot, and now the Cowboys have got involved. They tweeted their own screenshot which had been edited, but this time showing Levine react to a picture of the catch, rather than one of the model.

They then changed his messages, which then read: "Holy f***, holy f****** f***. That catch was absurd." Fans were left in hysterics over the image, which had been retweeted over 1,000 times at the time of publication.

The catch in question was sublime, and it ultimately became the winning touchdown as the Cowboys edged the New York Giants 23-16. Ezekiel Elliott and Saquon Barkley scored a rushing touchdown for either side, but Lamb made the difference.

After dropping an earlier catch despite being wide open down field, Lamb responded in the perfect way with a one-handed grab inside the endzone. It looked effortless for the Cowboys wide receiver, who finished the game with 88 receiving yards to his name.

The Cowboys are now 2-1 for the season, and are managing to still perform despite starting quarterback Dak Prescott picking up an injury in the opening game. But with Cooper Rush picking out Lamb like he did on Monday, it comes as no surprise.

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