Luka Doncic still has love for the Dallas Cowboys after sharing a reel of the team on his Instagram stories on Sunday. The move stunned some NBA fans since Doncic now plays for the LA Lakers after the Dallas Mavericks traded him in February.In a post on his Instagram stories, Doncic shared the video of Brandon Aubrey hitting a 64-yard field goal to send the game against the New York Giants to overtime. Aubrey saved the Cowboys from an embarrassing loss after their defense allowed a touchdown with 27 seconds left in the fourth quarter.Luckily for the Cowboys, they pulled off the win in overtime, with Aubrey as the hero again. The placekicker came up clutch again by hitting a 46-yard field goal at the end of overtime to give Dallas the 40-37 win. It was also the Cowboys' first victory of the season.Some NBA fans, mostly LA Lakers fans, were stunned by Luka Doncic still supporting the Dallas Cowboys. Los Angeles has two NFL teams, the Chargers and Rams, and both are currently undefeated as of this writing.Here are some of the best comments on X, formerly known as Twitter.۟ @PisstachiosfanLINKHe’s like an obsessive ex, he needs to move on.Kobe Wan @ogKOBEWANLINKLeBron got to his headNightis @Nightis_LINKHe still Dallas at heartYep... @ArtxciiLINKThere is alot of smart things Luka Doncic has done, on and off the court...... Being a Cowboys fan isn't one, smdh.......Montez 🪐🇲🇽 @matthewmdo27LINKRams need to invite this mf out to a game.Hub @KenHeLiveLINKThis might be the most Laker fan/player thing he could do.Despite growing up in Europe, Luka Doncic eventually developed a fondness for American football and began supporting the Dallas Cowboys. He attended multiple games over the years and still has love for the city. He spent six and a half seasons in Dallas before his shocking trade to the LA Lakers on Feb. 2.No one from the Mavs informed Luka Doncic that he was tradedThe Dallas Mavericks took a hit from almost everyone after they traded Luka Doncic to the LA Lakers. General manager Nico Harrison became enemy number one, and a recent report by the Dallas Hoops Journal made a startling revelation. No one from the Mavs front office dared to inform Doncic that he is traded."The Dallas Mavericks didn’t tell Luka Doncic, she did," Tom Friend wrote. "Somebody had to call him, middle of the night or not, and it was Lara Beth Seager, Doncic's chief brand officer, business manager, big sister and shoulder to lean on, who let him know he was traded to the Lakers late, late on a February Saturday night. "He thought it was a joke until it wasn't, which is when he threw and shattered his iPhone."Doncic has since settled in Los Angeles, signing a three-year, $165 million extension with the Lakers this offseason. He also looked in great shape for Slovenia at the 2025 EuroBasket.