Chiefs Kingdom arrived in Dallas on Wednesday, looking to add red to the sea of blue at AT&T Stadium. Among the traveling fans were the Quinteros of Kansas City, Missouri. The married couple of 12 years split allegiances on game day. “She never told me she was a Chiefs fan back in the day,” Nacho Quintero, a Cowboys fan, said.

Cowboys are cooking up 16,000 pounds of mac and cheese, 15,000 pounds of turkey to feed 80,000 hungry fans on Thanksgiving Day.

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Cowboys chefs are cooking up 16,000 lbs. of mac and cheese, 15,000 lbs. of turkey and more to feed 80,000 fans on Thanksgiving.

As Travis Kelce said, Mahomes is a big fan of Dallas teams. To this day, the two-time All-Pro quarterback regularly attends Dallas Mavericks games in the NBA. Mahomes, of course, is loyal to the Chiefs, and he has had to set his Cowboys fandom aside.

Closer footage shows Eagles and Cowboys fans throwing power punches inside AT&T Stadium during a chaotic fight.