hieroglyphics
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Talent aside, if you had to choose an NFC location the Seahawks had to travel to in an NFC Championship game, wouldn't Dallas rank as your preferred place to go?
No cold weather to worry about, game is indoors, their crowd is not known to be very rowdy, travel isn't terribly far (compared to Tampa or Carolina), and for having the largest stadium in the NFL, they have probably one of the quietest crowds in the entire NFL. I think an unintended consequence of building that TV screen is it allows the crowd to get more comfortable up in the cheap seats. Not to mention Cowboys have TONS of fans who aren't even from Dallas. All the rich bandwagon fans from elsewhere may be the ones filling the seats in a potential NFC championship game, you know those ticket prices are going to be through the roof if this matchup happens. It will be full of yuppies, not the hardcore locals.
Just type in Dallas Cowboys Crowd noise or Quiet into Google, tons of links to articles and forums where Cowboy fans are moaning about how quiet their home field is. They complain their stadium is way too corporate, its turned into Disneyland for Jerry to make money, not to create a great football environment.
Anyway, we're in a good spot, just have to hope Detroit loses one game and Seahawks win out. And if Dallas is the #1 seed (although the Giants could also snatch it), we should feel pretty good about our chances.
The path to the Super Bowl this year isn't as difficult as its been the past few seasons.
No cold weather to worry about, game is indoors, their crowd is not known to be very rowdy, travel isn't terribly far (compared to Tampa or Carolina), and for having the largest stadium in the NFL, they have probably one of the quietest crowds in the entire NFL. I think an unintended consequence of building that TV screen is it allows the crowd to get more comfortable up in the cheap seats. Not to mention Cowboys have TONS of fans who aren't even from Dallas. All the rich bandwagon fans from elsewhere may be the ones filling the seats in a potential NFC championship game, you know those ticket prices are going to be through the roof if this matchup happens. It will be full of yuppies, not the hardcore locals.
Just type in Dallas Cowboys Crowd noise or Quiet into Google, tons of links to articles and forums where Cowboy fans are moaning about how quiet their home field is. They complain their stadium is way too corporate, its turned into Disneyland for Jerry to make money, not to create a great football environment.
Anyway, we're in a good spot, just have to hope Detroit loses one game and Seahawks win out. And if Dallas is the #1 seed (although the Giants could also snatch it), we should feel pretty good about our chances.
The path to the Super Bowl this year isn't as difficult as its been the past few seasons.