Cowboy Nation

[remote controller 143]

Things are really looking up for the Cowboys, but the Cowboy nation is really an enigma. I have never seen bigger roller coaster emotions coming out of any other nation. They win a few games and the are Super Bowl Bound. They lose a few and it is over. Romo enters the picture, and it is Super Bowl Bound again. This isn't just this season. They seem to have the biggest knee jerk reactions of all nations. This is not a slam, just an observation. It might be that, since i live in the Panhandle, I just get more Cowboy coverage then other teams. There football fans, and media just seem to go from highs and lows, often, every season. I guess it is the quest for another title. There is a lot to like on this squad, on both offense and defense, and TO said the smartest thing i ever heard him say last week when he defended Vandy. saying vandy got cut, and hadn't lost a game for them, while he feels he is still there, and lost a couple of games for them. Thumbs up to TO for that.

[A Dido Brother 0]

I wouldn't say it's just the Cowboy nation.

 

I live in Jersey, and just a few weeks ago when McNabb was mopping up the field with their crap opponents the Eagles nation started making some Super Bowl noises. Now they're looking towards next year. Watch, AJ Feeley will come in and win some games, then they'll get excited again.

 

Same thing with the Giants, after their big win against the 'boys. Now they're in free fall.

 

Those are just the normal ups and downs of a team's fan base, depending on the team's fortunes. Unless you're a Lions fan, then you're just resigned to the fact that your team sucks.

[MissionCoach 4]

Things are really looking up for the Cowboys, but the Cowboy nation is really an enigma. I have never seen bigger roller coaster emotions coming out of any other nation. They win a few games and the are Super Bowl Bound. They lose a few and it is over. Romo enters the picture, and it is Super Bowl Bound again. This isn't just this season. They seem to have the biggest knee jerk reactions of all nations. This is not a slam, just an observation. It might be that, since i live in the Panhandle, I just get more Cowboy coverage then other teams. There football fans, and media just seem to go from highs and lows, often, every season. I guess it is the quest for another title. There is a lot to like on this squad, on both offense and defense, and TO said the smartest thing i ever heard him say last week when he defended Vandy. saying vandy got cut, and hadn't lost a game for them, while he feels he is still there, and lost a couple of games for them. Thumbs up to TO for that.

 

 

Cowboy Homer here...living in Gnat country...work in eaGAL territory...

 

I think most of your higher profile teams have the same rollercoaster of emotions. Hey, it was just a few short weeks ago that the gnats and their fans were riding high...same thing with the eaGALS in the beginning of the season...Heck, has their EVER been a PRE-Season when the Ratz weren't SUBER BOWL Bound?

 

In any event...I agree that their is lots of OPTImism on the part of Cowboy Fans now, since the emergence of T-ROMO...and rightly so. Although I will say that there were high expectations for this team from the start this year. Unfortunately Bledsoe just couldn't get the job done, and the team played down to his level. Also penalties cost us a few games this year as well. As far as the D goes....I think it's just a case of the team peaking at the right time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And one more thing...............................THE COWBOYS ARE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL THIS YEAR!!!!!!

[piece of work 0]

Things are really looking up for the Cowboys, but the Cowboy nation is really an enigma. I have never seen bigger roller coaster emotions coming out of any other nation. They win a few games and the are Super Bowl Bound. They lose a few and it is over. Romo enters the picture, and it is Super Bowl Bound again. This isn't just this season. They seem to have the biggest knee jerk reactions of all nations. This is not a slam, just an observation. It might be that, since i live in the Panhandle, I just get more Cowboy coverage then other teams. There football fans, and media just seem to go from highs and lows, often, every season. I guess it is the quest for another title. There is a lot to like on this squad, on both offense and defense, and TO said the smartest thing i ever heard him say last week when he defended Vandy. saying vandy got cut, and hadn't lost a game for them, while he feels he is still there, and lost a couple of games for them. Thumbs up to TO for that.

 

Have to agree with the overreaction of the media.....That GOOFY Randy Galloway said the boys would implode by wk 7.....He is wrong. Dale Hansen, Galloway dogged the cowboys after the 92,93 superbowls. ALWAYS looking for negative crap. Hansen got in an argument with switzer on tv and cried the rest of his career towards the boys......By the way they still won the 95 superbowl despite offield crap and Galloway and hansens stuff.......Hansen and Galloway equals connection.

[A Dido Brother 0]

Cowboy Homer here...living in Gnat country...work in eaGAL territory...

 

I think most of your higher profile teams have the same rollercoaster of emotions. Hey, it was just a few short weeks ago that the gnats and their fans were riding high...same thing with the eaGALS in the beginning of the season...Heck, has their EVER been a PRE-Season when the Ratz weren't SUBER BOWL Bound?

 

In any event...I agree that their is lots of OPTImism on the part of Cowboy Fans now, since the emergence of T-ROMO...and rightly so. Although I will say that there were high expectations for this team from the start this year. Unfortunately Bledsoe just couldn't get the job done, and the team played down to his level. Also penalties cost us a few games this year as well. As far as the D goes....I think it's just a case of the team peaking at the right time.

And one more thing...............................THE COWBOYS ARE GOING TO THE SUPER BOWL THIS YEAR!!!!!!

 

Hello fellow Cowboys fan in Eagle/Giant country.

 

But, it's too premature to say we are going to the Super Bowl. We'll have to see what they do tomorrow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I don't want to jinx it

[Staubach the Great 0]

Cowboys/Colts Super Bowl. Peyton loses it in the final quarter.

 

ROMANIA BEGINGS!!!

ALLELEHUIA

ALLELEHUIA

[remote controller 143]

Cowboys/Colts Super Bowl. Peyton loses it in the final quarter.

 

ROMANIA BEGINGS!!!

ALLELEHUIA

ALLELEHUIA

 

It is a great name for a Qb!

[Sho Funaki 0]

Cowboy fans outside of the Texas area are all a bunch of front running cocroaches. you should see them hide when the Cowboys stink. Then when they are good they are all over the place...screaming , yelling. I guess when you like a team just because they win you have this. Bring on true fans rather then these losers!

[R8RMick 242]

Have to agree with the overreaction of the media.....That GOOFY Randy Galloway said the boys would implode by wk 7.....He is wrong. Dale Hansen, Galloway dogged the cowboys after the 92,93 superbowls. ALWAYS looking for negative crap. Hansen got in an argument with switzer on tv and cried the rest of his career towards the boys......By the way they still won the 95 superbowl despite offield crap and Galloway and hansens stuff.......Hansen and Galloway equals connection.

 

 

As a Raider fan living here in the Metroplex, I can 100% agree that the media in DFW causes a lot of this. I thought it was bad in Denver, but the Cowboys press corps, ESPECIALLY the knuckleheads at the leading sports talk radio hovels, are just absolutely clueless. In fact, 1310 The Ticket doesn't even pretend to know anything about sports and just runs bits on chicks, flagellation, boobs, or whatever crap they feel like covering.

 

NOT ONE OF THEM saw the potential this move with Romo had, even though it is their stated profession and what they get paid to do. You can go to the tapes, they were burying the Cowboys right before the Indy game. Now they have heaped so much pressure on the kid Romo to deliver a division title and NFC Championship that the bandwagon springs are giving out. This kid is going to have a bad game or two, that's assured life as an NFL QB, and I'd be concerned all the added pressure might jack with his confidence.

 

Oh, and every last one of these leering a-holes have just killed Parcells in one form or another. But as I see it, he is the one who has built this team (he saw enough in Romo to sign him as a walk-on FA) and keeps it on an even keel. You gotta know he is just tearing down Romo in practices, and if anything that'll keep the kids head on straight.

 

This team is solid contender in the NFC, and I look for them to go into the Meadowlands and steal that game. Their defense is good enough to shut down Manning, and force a turnover or two. This will give them a good chance to score against a banged up defense. Once they bury the Giants they are in the driver's seat for homefield and a bye.

 

But yes, their fans are ridiculous washerwomen for the most part. A million Barney Fifes...

[GettnHuge 2]

jealousy sure is ugly

 

Big D

[Boston 0]

Different sport but I find it hard to believe anything comes remotely close to Red Sox nation. It's not a week to week thing...it's minute to minute. When it's good it's not good, it great. When it's been bad it's not bad, it's horrible. Add in the fact that the history of the franchise is pretty much nothing but highs and huge lows and you have a fanbase that knows nothing about staying calm.

[SaintsInDome2006 441]

"Cowboy Nation"? No such thing. Cowboy fans are the complete opposite of die hard fans like the Red Sox' or Cubs' whose fans band together over years from town to town struggling to find a tv with their team's games on until recently for the Red Sox anyway). In the NFL you can even say that about the Raiders who always have an outsiders' status and despite the apparel sales their real fans always have a determined quality. Cowboys fans? Please. Dallas would get on tv when they were 3-13, their fans jump on and off the old loyalty wagon, and they don't deserve the moniker of 'nation' because they show no real patriotism (if you will) toward their team. That 'roller coaster of emotions' as you put it is just Cowboy fans being Cowboy fans.

 

I was going to post something about whether the NYG can pull it together this Sunday, so that has nothing to do with this post, but if they could it would be great to be in a Dallas sports bar and hear the typical roller coaster reaction that I'm sure will ensue.

[A Dido Brother 0]

Every team has its fairweather fans, the Cowboys just have more than their fair share.

 

Those of us who are true Cowboy fans have stuck with them even through the 1-15 rookie season of Troy Aikman. The toughest thing for true fans to stomach was the firing of Tom Landry...but his legacy lived through some classy players in the '90s to go along with those 3 rings.

[TheEaglesFan 0]

cowboys aint gonna do ###### this yr bittttc

[Gepetto 1,372]

cowboys aint gonna do ###### this yr bittttc

 

Cowboys could do any of the things you point out in your sig (that you must be proud of) that the Eagles did over the last 5 years.

[FlaHawker 24]

Every team has its fairweather fans, the Cowboys just have more than their fair share.

 

Those of us who are true Cowboy fans have stuck with them even through the 1-15 rookie season of Troy Aikman. The toughest thing for true fans to stomach was the firing of Tom Landry...but his legacy lived through some classy players in the '90s to go along with those 3 rings.

 

 

Unless you are from Texas, there are no "true" Cowboys fans. Let's face it; even if you somehow "survived" the 1-15 seasons, the reason those so-called Cowboys fans even started rooting for them in the first place was because of the Super Bowls of the 70's and playoff runs in the early 80's. Either way those so-called "fans" jumped on a bandwagon to begin with so just because they still rooted for them during a 1-15 season is BS and doesn't qualify you as a "true" fan. Once a bandwagoner, always a bandwagoner. Sorry but that's the truth. The same goes for Steelers and Raiders fans that have never lkived in Pittsburgh or California. Don't argue it to justify it; just accept it for what it is.

[lickin_starfish 1,942]

I live in NY, and I work with 4 or 5 Cowboys "fans". They don't say sh!t about football when the Cowboys are losing, but when they win, you don't hear the end of it. BTW, these dopes call themselves fans, but they couldn't name the starting Cowboys roster if you let them look it up on the internet.

[GRAPHIC VIOLENCE 0]

Unless you are from Texas, there are no "true" Cowboys fans. Let's face it; even if you somehow "survived" the 1-15 seasons, the reason those so-called Cowboys fans even started rooting for them in the first place was because of the Super Bowls of the 70's and playoff runs in the early 80's. Either way those so-called "fans" jumped on a bandwagon to begin with so just because they still rooted for them during a 1-15 season is BS and doesn't qualify you as a "true" fan. Once a bandwagoner, always a bandwagoner. Sorry but that's the truth. The same goes for Steelers and Raiders fans that have never lkived in Pittsburgh or California. Don't argue it to justify it; just accept it for what it is.

 

 

This is some of the most F'd up logic I have ever read

[piece of work 0]

Every team has its fairweather fans, the Cowboys just have more than their fair share.

 

Those of us who are true Cowboy fans have stuck with them even through the 1-15 rookie season of Troy Aikman. The toughest thing for true fans to stomach was the firing of Tom Landry...but his legacy lived through some classy players in the '90s to go along with those 3 rings.

 

True and there are fans everywhere that jump on and off the bandwagon. However i live in texas and it was funny friday morning heading to see family and i saw 2 people on walks that morning with cowboy gear on.

You remember....the old starter jackets from the early 90's. I laughed......go boyz

[A Dido Brother 0]

Unless you are from Texas, there are no "true" Cowboys fans. Let's face it; even if you somehow "survived" the 1-15 seasons, the reason those so-called Cowboys fans even started rooting for them in the first place was because of the Super Bowls of the 70's and playoff runs in the early 80's. Either way those so-called "fans" jumped on a bandwagon to begin with so just because they still rooted for them during a 1-15 season is BS and doesn't qualify you as a "true" fan. Once a bandwagoner, always a bandwagoner. Sorry but that's the truth. The same goes for Steelers and Raiders fans that have never lkived in Pittsburgh or California. Don't argue it to justify it; just accept it for what it is.

 

So I guess since I was born overseas (military) and went to high school in NM I'm not allowed to have a "true" team according to your logic, since I'd just be a sad bandwagoner. Does the fact that my father's family is from Texas qualify me, keeper of the fan club keys?

[FlaHawker 24]

This is some of the most F'd up logic I have ever read

 

 

Your ignorance is your bliss. Don't think too hard, you'll weaken the nation.

 

So I guess since I was born overseas (military) and went to high school in NM I'm not allowed to have a team according to your logic, since I'd just be a sad bandwagoner. Does the fact that my father's family is from Texas qualify me, keeper of the fan club keys?

 

 

Don't argue it; just accept it. If you became a fan of a team beause you saw them in the playoffs or super bowl, you are a bandwagoner. It is what it is. The logic is simple. I don't want you guys to think too hard here. If you live in NM or say NY and you root for the Raiders because they won the 1983 super bowl you are a bandwagoner. See that wasn't so hard now was it? Just imagine then if say the St Louis Cardinals had won the 1983 super bowl. Then you would be fans of that team now instead of the Raiders. My point is most raider, Steeler and Cowboys fans who do not live in those states root for them because they saw them win a big game and they wanted to puff out their chests and brga that they root for a winner. As for you growing upo in state without football you can root for anyone you want but I bet you root for a team with a glorious history and not the say the Cardinals, Lions, or Jets

[piece of work 0]

Different sport but I find it hard to believe anything comes remotely close to Red Sox nation. It's not a week to week thing...it's minute to minute. When it's good it's not good, it great. When it's been bad it's not bad, it's horrible. Add in the fact that the history of the franchise is pretty much nothing but highs and huge lows and you have a fanbase that knows nothing about staying calm.

 

 

Hey Boston......news flash ........BASEBALL SUX.......DONT BRING THAT SHAT TO THIS FORUM EVER AGAIN.

 

[A Dido Brother 0]

Don't argue it; just accept it. If you became a fan of a team beause you saw them in the playoffs or super bowl, you are a bandwagoner. It is what it is. The logic is simple. I don't want you guys to think too hard here. If you live in NM or say NY and you root for the Raiders because they won the 1983 super bowl you are a bandwagoner. See that wasn't so hard now was it? Just imagine then if say the St Louis Cardinals had won the 1983 super bowl. Then you would be fans of that team now instead of the Raiders. My point is most raider, Steeler and Cowboys fans who do not live in those states root for them because they saw them win a big game and they wanted to puff out their chests and brga that they root for a winner. As for you growing upo in state without football you can root for anyone you want but I bet you root for a team with a glorious history and not the say the Cardinals, Lions, or Jets

 

What about children who support teams because their parents do? Do they receive intermediate status between "true fan" status and "bandwagoner" status? I hope so

 

I also don't want you to think too hard either, holmes, but hearken back to those geography lessons and you'll remember that New Mexico is bordered by Arizona, Texas, and Colorado. Typically, northern NM supports the Broncos and southern and eastern NM supports the Cowboys. A few tough souls in remote western NM probably support the Cardinals.

 

But I guess since it's not Texas, you're still a bandwagoner if you are a New Mexican who likes the Cowboys, according to you. Just like every suburban Virginian who likes the Deadskins is a bandwagoner since they don't live in DC.

[FlaHawker 24]

What about children who support teams because their parents do? Do they receive intermediate status between "true fan" status and "bandwagoner" status? I hope so

 

I also don't want you to think too hard either, holmes, but hearken back to those geography lessons and you'll remember that New Mexico is bordered by Arizona, Texas, and Colorado. Typically, northern NM supports the Broncos and southern and eastern NM supports the Cowboys. A few tough souls in remote western NM probably support the Cardinals.

 

But I guess since it's not Texas, you're still a bandwagoner if you are a New Mexican who likes the Cowboys, according to you. Just like every suburban Virginian who likes the Deadskins is a bandwagoner since they don't live in DC.

It is what it is.

[A Dido Brother 0]

It is what it is.

mmmk...guess I'll just have to deal with the fact that my fan status is questioned by an anonymous poster on an internet message board

[FlaHawker 24]

What about children who support teams because their parents do? Do they receive intermediate status between "true fan" status and "bandwagoner" status? I hope so

 

I also don't want you to think too hard either, holmes, but hearken back to those geography lessons and you'll remember that New Mexico is bordered by Arizona, Texas, and Colorado. Typically, northern NM supports the Broncos and southern and eastern NM supports the Cowboys. A few tough souls in remote western NM probably support the Cardinals.

 

But I guess since it's not Texas, you're still a bandwagoner if you are a New Mexican who likes the Cowboys, according to you. Just like every suburban Virginian who likes the Deadskins is a bandwagoner since they don't live in DC.

 

Let me simplify this for you since you seem to want to absolutes here. It is quite simple. Let's say for arguments sake that southern and eastern NM fans, bordered by TX (thanks for the geography lesson your government school education wasn't a waste) all root for the Cowboys as you say. Could some of those folks simply root for the Cowboys because of simple geography? Sure, why not! However, I think it is pretty safe to say that had the Cowboys had the history of say the Detroit Lions most of the NM Cowboy fans would NOT root for the Cowboys. It is what it is. Those folks picked a team, just like those folks in NY or CA or even FLA who root for the Cowboys, because they wanted to root for a winner and the Cowboys were the winning team at the time. It is what it is. Like I said, don't try to justify it. Just accept it

[piece of work 0]

It is what it is.

 

gotta agree......anytime i hear of a fan of the cowboys outside of the GREAT STATE OF TEXAS....i am somewhat sceptical.......go boys.

 

however would accept a cowboy fan from anywhere......just might quiz him/her on some past history if you know what i mean....

[OuttaLuck 0]

Every team has "front-runner" fans...The Cowboys just happen to lead the league in that department. Their "out of state" fans disappear almost completely when they aren't doing well (based upon my personal knowledge of Dallas fans when Dallas is lousy, as well as upon comments by others I know). Even their local fans desert them in droves when they aren't playing well--they had a ton of empty seats during their bad years, which you just don't see in NY, GB, Chicago, or other NFL cities that support their team through the "rocky" times (In the case of NY, that would be the almost decades long playoff drought after drafting "Rocky" Thompson). I'm not saying Dallas doesn't have true fans--it just has a lot less of them than almost any other team.

[A Dido Brother 0]

Just accept it

 

Yep, like I said, I've accepted that my fandom doesn't pass an internet message board poster's litmus test.

 

I've found enough empirical evidence to give the "Cowboys bandwagon" folks credit for their arguments though...I've run across a few more Cowboy fans out here than I thought I'd find, especially since I'm closer to south Jersey and Eagles and Cowboys fans have more enmity than Giants and Cowboys fans. Of course, since folks that live in a place like Cherry Hill don't actually live in Philly...they must be bandwagon Eagle fans!

[guitarmonkiy 0]

Just like every suburban Virginian who likes the Deadskins is a bandwagoner since they don't live in DC.

 

 

That line alone basically proves you're point. I'm a die hard Eagles fan and can't stand the Cowboys, but I don't see much validity to FlaHawker's argument. I agree that there are way too many bandwagoners, but he seems to have just chewed up his strange logic and defecated it onto this message board.

[remote controller 143]

Different sport but I find it hard to believe anything comes remotely close to Red Sox nation. It's not a week to week thing...it's minute to minute. When it's good it's not good, it great. When it's been bad it's not bad, it's horrible. Add in the fact that the history of the franchise is pretty much nothing but highs and huge lows and you have a fanbase that knows nothing about staying calm.

 

I agree completely. Same type of roller coaster in a different sport. there's probably a Hockey anology somewhere?

[Boston 0]

I agree completely. Same type of roller coaster in a different sport. there's probably a Hockey anology somewhere?

 

Montreal Canadien and Toronto Maple Leaf fans take a backseat to no one. Canadien fans are probably the worse. They are incredibly arrogant and expect to win it every year. Yet, Maple Leaf fans probably fit more into the rollercoaster scenario as they are sort of the Red Sox (pre-04) of the NHL. Always hanging around but never quite there.

[IN$TANT REPAY 11]

jealousy sure is ugly

 

Big D

[shygnome 0]

Born and raised Cowboy fan here (born in dallas in 1959).

 

Dallas's talent level with Romo is upper echelon in the league. If the dumb mistakes have played out, then they will go far. I'm not convinced this is the state of the team. I still think this team, for whatever reason, makes too many mistakes. Also, the safetys don't cover well. If they make fewer mistakes than the Giants, they will win, and I think go far. If the Gmen win this game the division is up for grabs. Including Philly. May be just me, but I think Philly will finish strong with Garcia at the helm. The Indy game was like Romos game against the Giants. I look for Garcia to play well and beat Carolina and Philly could win out.

 

I'd like to think Dallas has enough to win the east, and if they win today and look good doing it, they probably will. I still see Philly as the team that could emerge should the Gmen win today.

[GhostofMeanMachine99 1]

Cowboy fans outside of the Texas area are all a bunch of front running cocroaches. you should see them hide when the Cowboys stink. Then when they are good they are all over the place...screaming , yelling. I guess when you like a team just because they win you have this. Bring on true fans rather then these losers!

 

 

Not trying to start a pissing contest here, but he's absolutely 100% correct.

 

I've said it many times that I respect the Cowboy fan that lives in Texas (or is from Texas but displaced), but the Cowboy fans who suddenly appear when the team is going well are, well, cockroaches.

 

You know who you are.

[shygnome 0]

May be just me, but I think Philly will finish strong with Garcia at the helm. The Indy game was like Romos game against the Giants. I look for Garcia to play well and beat Carolina and Philly could win out.

 

 

When I called this shot I stopped short of saying it, but Philly may be a better team with Garcia than they were with McNabb. I still think the three teams from the East are superior to Chicago, Seattle, Carolina, NO and ATL. NY is nose diving, but Eli looked backed to form on Sunday. It's unfortunate that the non East teams have patsy schedules, because either Philly or NY is staying home this winter, and both are better than any from the non-east divisions.

 

Dallas win at NY was huge. They were slightly outplayed, IMO. The "swagger" has returned and TO is yet to really "go off". I see Dallas game plan this week to run-run-run. Keep Brees on sideline, or on his arse.

 

I'm real close to declaring that Dallas is the NFC rep come Feb. But being a lifer, I always stop short of such predictions. So i'll just sit back and enjoy it.

[IN$TANT REPAY 11]

I see Dallas game plan this week to run-run-run. Keep Brees on sideline, or on his arse.

 

 

[lsk6453 0]

As a Patriots fan who used to live in DFW I can add to this:

 

When I was in college, come Monday, Win or lose, I was wearing some sort of Patriots garb. Jacket, Jersey, Shirt, etc.

 

Even if you were not a Cowboys Fan or a football fan for that matter, you always knew who won the Cowboy's game!

 

KNow why?

 

Because if they won, people were showing their support by wearing Cowboy's garb. If they loss, not a one.

 

Analysis:

 

Cowboy fans are FAIR WEATHER fans.

 

The first time Romo suffers a loss, they will be screaming for Clint Stoener!

[Diggler 0]

Your logic is quite flawed. I have lived in 5 NFL cities including Green Bay, Dallas, Boston, Chicago, and currently Minneapolis. The scenario you described happens in every single town after a loss. Of course more people wear their gear after a big win than after a loss, that is just common sense. Of course there are always those few diehards (of which you are apparently one) who wear their NFL gear 7 days a week, but most people have a larger wardrobe than replica jerseys. I love people who can judge a persons devotion to his/her team by how often they wear their offical Tom Brady approved NFL Shop Truckers Cap.

 

I also find it hilarious when a Patriots fan talks about ANY other teams fanbase being fairweather. Also, no I am not a Cowboys fan. I am a Packer fan living in Minnesota so don't infer that I am arguing with you because you picked on my favorite team. Far from it.

 

As a Patriots fan who used to live in DFW I can add to this:

 

When I was in college, come Monday, Win or lose, I was wearing some sort of Patriots garb. Jacket, Jersey, Shirt, etc.

 

Even if you were not a Cowboys Fan or a football fan for that matter, you always knew who won the Cowboy's game!

 

KNow why?

 

Because if they won, people were showing their support by wearing Cowboy's garb. If they loss, not a one.

 

Analysis:

 

Cowboy fans are FAIR WEATHER fans.

 

The first time Romo suffers a loss, they will be screaming for Clint Stoener!

[IN$TANT REPAY 11]

Your logic is quite flawed. I have lived in 5 NFL cities including Green Bay, Dallas, Boston, Chicago, and currently Minneapolis. The scenario you described happens in every single town after a loss. Of course more people wear their gear after a big win than after a loss, that is just common sense. Of course there are always those few diehards (of which you are apparently one) who wear their NFL gear 7 days a week, but most people have a larger wardrobe than replica jerseys. I love people who can judge a persons devotion to his/her team by how often they wear their offical Tom Brady approved NFL Shop Truckers Cap.

 

I also find it hilarious when a Patriots fan talks about ANY other teams fanbase being fairweather. Also, no I am not a Cowboys fan. I am a Packer fan living in Minnesota so don't infer that I am arguing with you because you picked on my favorite team. Far from it.

 

 

do not try to explain anything...do not try to introduce logic or common sense into general discussion.....here on this bored in this world...dallas fans are evil. end of story.

 

 

cowboy nation--> <----fans of other nfc east teams