FEMA Accidentally Sent Out A Press Release Declaring Texas A Disaster Area Following The Cowboys’ Loss To The New Orleans Saints

I know things are tough for America's Team right now but are we already calling them a disaster? The New Orleans Saints rolled into AT&T Stadium last week and shocked the Dallas Cowboys, with quarterback Derek Carr and new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak leading the Saints to a 44-19 victory. The Cowboys are 1-1 on the season, but naturally after last week of whether the Saints are really that good or whether the Cowboys aren't as good as the pre-season experts thought. But according to FEMA, apparently they're a disaster. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, more commonly known as FEMA, accidentally sent out a press release on Thursday declaring the state of Texas a disaster area, and offering assistance to those "affected by the New Orleans Saints" following the game last weekend. The headline for the bulletin announced that "President Daniel Llargues" declared a "major disaster after Saints beat Cowboys in Texas," so obviously it was sent out in error. (Unless somebody named Daniel Llargues really is president right now, at this point who knows who's really leading the country). https://twitter.com/ChristopherS_DC/status/1836809404550660506 And after the bulletin was mistakenly sent out, FEMA apologized for the mistake and said the press release was meant for internal training purposes: "Today, the FEMA Press Office inadvertently sent an email to be used for training purposes only. We apologize for any inconvenience. Please direct any questions to the FEMA Press Office." I mean, if the Saints keep playing like they are, there are probably a lot of teams that are going to be looking for disaster assistance this year. (And yes, I'm a Saints fan - WHO DAT!) https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1835384705669300624