Twitter: Do the Cowboys have the worst home crowd in the NFL?

[lurkercowboy]

54-29-1 record at AT&T from the 2016 season through today. Easily in the top ten in the NFL over the past decade.

 

[darealvelle]

Cooperate unseasoned environment that stadium has. Just bland smh.

 

[shabazz]

I thought the Grey Poupon sect was a thing of the past?

 

[Flamma]

This isn't new. Back in the 80s they called us the "Wine and Cheese" crowd. because of how laid back we were. I remember being able to sleep through some games as a toddler in Texas Stadium.

Didn't Hollywood Henderson say the entire atmosphere changed back when they moved from the Cotton Bowl to Texas Stadium.

 

[lurkercowboy]

Didn't Hollywood Henderson say the entire atmosphere changed back when they moved from the Cotton Bowl to

He wasn’t on the team when they played in the Cotton Bowl

 

[cowboyfan4life_mark]

Jerry doesn’t care who is buying or why they are buying the tickets. Just as long as they get sold.

 

[darealvelle]

Dont expect an Atlanta Falcons game experience at AT&T. Just observe the game like your trying to watch paint dry.

 

[Kevinicus]

I've been to Arrowhead, Lambeau, and Mile High and never noticed an appreciable difference to Texas Stadium or AT&T.

 

[Jipper]

I've been to Arrowhead, Lambeau, and Mile High and never noticed an appreciable difference to Texas Stadium or AT&T.

There is no way this is accurate - i lived in Baltimore for a decade and went to many Ravens games and their were points my head was vibrating from how loud it was esp on third down situations. - and the Ravens stadium is a middle of the road sound venue.

Ive been to 3 games at atat and cant twll you how many times I got up to cheer at situational points and looked around only to see people seated staring up at the scoreboard.

I call total bs on your statement - ive seen better engagment and noise at bal, clt, was, and ny than ive seen in our home games....the crowd doesnt know when to cheer and when to be quiet - see and be seen is it

 

[jazzcat22]

My one game experience at the stadium, it was really hard to tell if my yelling was making any difference.

The shear size of void we were yelling into made it feel pointless.

There is a decibel meter on the score board but there is nothing to tell if the effort is working?

The building is not built to maximize crowd noise. Not like seattle's et al

Actually it was supposed to be designed like Seattle stadium to funnel the noise down to the field. Kerry said they even went to and talked to different stadium designs.

So siting in the upper sections you do not hear the nose as you do in the lower levels.
I been to many games where it was very loud.

However, it was supposed to be designed that way. But seems it did not work out very well as they wanted. As mentioned the size and void negates what they were trying to accomplish.

 

[Kevinicus]

There is no way this is accurate - i lived in Baltimore for a decade and went to many Ravens games and their were points my head was vibrating from how loud it was esp on third down situations. - and the Ravens stadium is a middle of the road sound venue.

Ive been to 3 games at atat and cant twll you how many times I got up to cheer at situational points and looked around only to see people seated staring up at the scoreboard.

I call total bs on your statement - ive seen better engagment and noise at bal, clt, was, and ny than ive seen in our home games....the crowd doesnt know when to cheer and when to be quiet - see and be seen is it

Sorry, it's the truth.

That includes over 5 times being at Arrowhead.