Dallas Cowboys Tickets
Do you remember when Tony Romo fumbled the field goal snap that cost the Dallas Cowboys the NFC wild card game against the Seattle Seahawks? Of course you do, and you probably still talk about how the Seahawks somehow managed to get that ball extra slick. As tragic as that was for the Cowboys, fans of America’s Team have to be relieved to see how well Romo rebounded from that debacle. With coach Bill Parcells gone and new coach Wade Phillips taking over, it wasn’t hard to imagine Romo losing confidence and having his career go in the tank after that. But he came back stronger than ever and has more and more Cowboys ticket holders comparing him to Troy Aikman and Roger Staubach, and Super Bowl tickets seem like a good possibility this year.
It certainly looks like the Cowboys have found their quarterback of the future in Romo (and thankfully it’s not Quincy Carter or Drew Henson), and that’s great news for when the team moves into the new Cowboys Stadium in 2008 or 2009. Of course it helps that Romo has a guy like Terrell Owns to throw the ball to. Cowboys Rosters
With a new stadium price tag estimated at a staggering $1 billion, owner Jerry Jones is counting on selling a lot of Cowboys football tickets in the future. The stadium will have a capacity that could approach 100,000, so it’s possible that Cowboys tickets will be a little easier to get then they are for the 65,000-seat Texas Stadium. The area around the new stadium is slated to have a wide array of entertainment options, including several hotels that will be make it convenient for fans from all over the country to come to Texas on a Dallas Cowboys travel package. And the new stadium is set to host Super Bowl XLV in 2011, so Cowboys fans are already dreaming about what it would be like to win an NFL title at their home stadium.
