Those who have already booked their Super Bowl XLV travel packages for the forthcoming game to be played in Arlington will be pleased to know that there are lots of great things to do in this exciting city. With a population of almost 400,000 it is the seventh biggest city in Texas, and the 49th biggest city in the USA. This article will highlight five of the greatest visitor hotspots.
Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys had their way with the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Their reward: the NFC East title and the challenge of trying to do it again.
Romo threw a pair of early touchdown passes and the defense took over from there, sending Dallas to a 24-0 victory over Philadelphia on Sunday and setting up a rematch at their new palace next weekend.
? RAVENS 21, RAIDERS 13: At Oakland, Calif., Willis McGahee ran for a career-high 167 yards and three touchdowns and the Ravens clinched an AFC wild-card berth.
The New Orleans Saints are having a great year in spite of their first loss of the season to the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys came out strong right from the beginning, yet it looked as if the Saints would make their comeback, again, in the last few minutes. The Saints took their first loss of the season 13-1.
(Bloomberg) — The Dallas Cowboys beat New Orleans 24-17 to prevent the Saints from becoming the fourth team to start 14-0 in National Football League history, two days after the Indianapolis Colts became the third.
Even with their first loss of the season, the New Orleans Saints are having a great year. The Cowboys came out with a bang right from the start. It looked like the Saints might make their comeback, again, in the last few minutes, but the Saints took their first loss of the season 13-1.
(Bloomberg) — The Dallas Cowboys beat New Orleans 24-17 to prevent the Saints from becoming the fourth team to start 14-0 in National Football League history, two days after the Indianapolis Colts became the third.
The Dallas Cowboys and the undefeated New Orleans Saints will go head to head on Saturday night, but it will only be seen on the NFL Network.
On Saturday night, Time Warner Cable customers will be kept in the dark when the Dallas Cowboys take on the undefeated New Orleans Saints, and Alex Muzquiz, for one, is not happy.
“It’s corporate greed, pal,” said Muzquiz, a Cowboys fan and Time Warner customer. “If I thought someone could do it better, I’d leave (Time Warner) in a heartbeat.”
Ware suffered a neck injured when he and San Diego’s Brandyn Dombrowski collided during Sunday nights game. He was strapped to a cart and immobilized, but gave the demonstrative thumbs-up and showed some movement in his legs as he was removed from the field.
Ware left a Dallas area hospital Sunday night and was resting at home The Dallas Morning Newsreported and Jerry Jones said that “doctors felt good” about his prognosis.
“I do remember, when we would finish those games, if it was home or away or if you won or lost, it didn’t matter,” Zorn said. “You weren’t smiling after the game.”
Zorn first described the rivalry as a “dog fight”, and then changed his description to “hard core” because he didn’t think he should say dogfight in “this politically correct world.”
Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid signed a three-year contract extension, four days before a showdown with the New York Giants with a possible postseason spot on the line.
Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed in a news release from the Eagles, who are 8-4 and tied for first place in the National Football Conference East with the Dallas Cowboys.
The extension, which keeps Reid with the National Football League franchise through 2013, comes a season after his team reached the NFC championship game, eliminating the top-seeded Giants in the first round.
The Philadelphia Eagles have extended the contract of head coach Andy Reid through the 2013 season.
Reid, also the club’s executive vice president of football operations, is in his 11th season as the team’s head coach. He is the second-longest tenured coach in the NFL, behind only Jeff Fisher, who has been with Tennessee for 16 years.
“In every way he is the epitome of what you are looking for in a coach, he’s got passion and all the qualities you look for in a leader,” said Philadelphia owner Jeffrey Lurie. “Andy has said before that he loves it here and wants to remain here, so we got something done since there was no point in waiting.”
