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WATCH: Cowboys fan in Hawaii goes a little overboard with the Christmas decorations

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Evidently, the statement “the Dallas Cowboys are America’s team” does not apply only to the contiguous United States.

On Thursday, The Athletic’s Jon Machota shared a video from a Cowboys fan in Ewa Beach, Hawaii who has gone above and beyond with their Dallas-themed Christmas decor.

The house is decorated to the nines with blue and white lights, stars, Cowboys-themed Christmas blow-up animals and lifesize cutouts of the players.

Looks like we now know this family’s Sunday afternoon plans.

Cowboys to host Sunday Night Football 

Sunday evening at 8:20 p.m. ET (or 3:20 p.m. in Ewa Beach for these superfans), the Cowboys host the Washington Football Team for Sunday Night Football. Dallas would clinch the NFC East with a win, and it would be their second win streak of at least four games this season.

The teams played on Dec. 12 in Washington, and Dallas earned a 27-20 victory after Washington nearly came back from a 24-0 hole.  

Dallas is a primetime regular, as Sunday will mark their fifth national game this season; they will have played twice on Thursday, twice on Sunday and once on Monday.

Washington is coming off a short week, as they played the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday due to COVID-19 issues within the organization. They lost 27-17.

The Cowboys continue to dominate on the offensive side of the ball, while Washington’s defense is far worse than advertised over the summer, particularly in the passing game. They are allowing 260 passing yards per game, which is 30th in the NFL.

Sunday’s injury report

The roster looks pretty good for Dallas ahead of Sunday’s game, as left tackle Tyron Smith was the only played who did not participate in practice on Wednesday, according to the team’s injury report. He is dealing with an ankle injury which kept him out of last week’s game against the New York Giants as well.

Defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence, running back Tony Pollard, and running back Corey Clement were all limited on Wednesday. Running back Ezekiel Elliott was a full participant as he continues to push through a nagging knee injury.

On the Washington side, safety Landon Collins (foot), running back Antonio Gibson (toe), cornerback William Jackson (calf) and defensive end Daniel Wise (knee) did not practice Wednesday. 

Linebacker Jamin Davis (shoulder), wideout Curtis Samuel (hamstring) and defensive end James Smith-Williams (illness) were limited, while wideout Adam Humphries (ribs) was a full go.