Celine Dion previews Cowboys-Steelers with hilarious, odd Sunday Night Football intro
Celine Dion is ready to see the Dallas Cowboys take on the Pittsburgh Steelers as she previewed the game to kick off Sunday Night Football. The legendary singer talked about the game in a Sunday Night Football video and poked a little fun at the rivalry.
“Sometimes, some nights, it all just comes back,” Dion said in the video while wearing a Cowboys vs. Steelers Super Bowl XXX sweatshirt. “Their love affair, well, maybe not love the way I usually sing about it, but work with me here. I mean, when you touch me like this when you hold me like that, it kind of fits, no?
“But really, what beautiful passion it produced. What painful heartbreak it revealed so so long ago. Like so many old flames, it always feels right when they’re back together, don’t you think? Like tonight, evoking the kind of magic they once produced. The Cowboys and the Steelers, a timeless classic on Sunday night.”
Celine Dion is then seen getting Gatorade dumped on her as if she’s won the Super Bowl. It was a fitting ending considering the Cowboys and Steelers have met in the Super Bowl three times with the Steelers winning two of the matchups.
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More on the Cowboys vs. Steelers rivalry
The Cowboys and Steelers have played against each other 33 times since 1960 (not including tonight’s game). The last time the two teams met was in 2020 and the Steelers came away with a 24-19 victory.
“The strength of the brands is something that is to be respected. But I respect that every day when I get out of that car in this parking lot, it’s a responsibility to represent the black and gold, and I would imagine the guys in Dallas feel the same way,” Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said ahead of the Sunday Night Football game, per the team’s official website. “You can’t put a price tag on standards and legacy, and both organizations have that. We walk on the ground that’s been paved for us by those that have come before us, and so we feel really blessed and honored to do so, and I’m sure that that will be reflected in the way that both teams play this weekend.”