Boys vs Aints!

[The King]

I like JerryWorld as a stadium, and this coming from a Lions fan. The worst part to me is the traffic leaving the area.

[ram57ta]

Damn, I bet it was kick ass to see live, Jason!
I was sitting at home wondering why I didn't go and then I remembered that they were supposed to get stomped... :ftl:

I haven't yet stepped foot into Jerryworld (aka Death Star) and have no plans to. I drove a limo during the superbowl a few years back...that was about as close as I plan to be unless someone else is buying. Watched quite a few games at the old stadium including the final Ravens beatdown before it got so damn expensive...it may be mildly entertaining to do the tailgating thing....but I'm quite content to lay on my couch watching it on a 60" flat panel in surround sound....with my own private bathroom, my own bar, full kitchen...no traffic, no parking, no loud obnoxious drunks to deal with (other than myself)

[bcoop]

Damn, if Romo had had a defense like this he might've won a ring

Would’ve, guaranteed.

[bcoop]

I haven't watched a game in years, but my buddy won some tickets/tailgate party/ parking passes. The new stadium wasn't bad, and the game was excellent, but I was shocked to be surrounded by Saints fans everywhere. We were right about the middle in a corner, so not even nose bleed.

1) Cowboys have no home field advantage in the new building and that’s held true since it’s been built.

2) Saints fans travel well. As well as any team in the NFL.

[Nash B.]

Damn, if Romo had had a defense like this he might've won a ring

[Rick Modena]

1. It's not that far from LA to Arlington.

2. Katrina sent us a lot of Saints fans.

Yup, that and most Cowboys fans knew this was going to be a beat down and sold their tickets...

[TX_92_Notch]

I haven't watched a game in years, but my buddy won some tickets/tailgate party/ parking passes. The new stadium wasn't bad, and the game was excellent, but I was shocked to be surrounded by Saints fans everywhere. We were right about the middle in a corner, so not even nose bleed.

1. It's not that far from LA to Arlington.

2. Katrina sent us a lot of Saints fans.

[Rick Modena]

I haven't watched a game in years, but my buddy won some tickets/tailgate party/ parking passes. The new stadium wasn't bad, and the game was excellent, but I was shocked to be surrounded by Saints fans everywhere. We were right about the middle in a corner, so not even nose bleed.

Damn, I bet it was kick ass to see live, Jason!
I was sitting at home wondering why I didn't go and then I remembered that they were supposed to get stomped... :ftl:

[AnthonyS]

Lee would be a good LB coach. This was pretty expected. This is the game they win every year that gets all the talking heads and stupid fans screaming Super Bowl! Super Bowl!

I fully expect this team and coach to choke or at best lose in the wild card game at home.

[Juiced4v]

Don't worry Lee will probably play a few snaps and re-injure

[kingjason]

I haven't watched a game in years, but my buddy won some tickets/tailgate party/ parking passes. The new stadium wasn't bad, and the game was excellent, but I was shocked to be surrounded by Saints fans everywhere. We were right about the middle in a corner, so not even nose bleed.

[TX_92_Notch]

I think the radio the other day said he's played in roughly 80% of the games since hes been in the NFL. This was known when we drafted him though, they had hoped the injury bug wouldn't haunt him.

Another interesting stat when they were talking about his injuries is that prior to this year the cowboys had lost like 85% of the games that Sean Lee hadn't played in. This year they've flipped that stat with Smith and Vander Esch playing so well.

oh wow. I thought it was a lot lower than that. I'm sure they'll trade him soon. Can't keep good players around too long.

[jewozzy]

How many games has Lee played healthy versus sitting on the sidelines with an injury?

I think the radio the other day said he's played in roughly 80% of the games since hes been in the NFL. This was known when we drafted him though, they had hoped the injury bug wouldn't haunt him.

Another interesting stat when they were talking about his injuries is that prior to this year the cowboys had lost like 85% of the games that Sean Lee hadn't played in. This year they've flipped that stat with Smith and Vander Esch playing so well.

[Stephen]

I just wish we had beat them with dez on the field

[TX_92_Notch]

How many games has Lee played healthy versus sitting on the sidelines with an injury?