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He would point at it as say it looks like Brett Favre.ScipioCowboy;1725899 said:If Madden spit in the parking lot...
He would point at it as say it looks like Brett Favre.ScipioCowboy;1725899 said:If Madden spit in the parking lot...
nyc;1725903 said:He would point at it as say it looks like Brett Favre.
superpunk;1725905 said:I feel that they're loud, I'm just not sure that they're smart.
I can't say for sure either way. Just putting that out there. I haven't done any extensive study.ScipioCowboy;1725913 said:I always thought it was the opposite. They're not a particularly loud crowd, but they do know when to be loud and when to be quiet (at least according to my own experiences there and Madden).
BEMYDADJERRY;1725869 said:what!!!!!!!!!!!!
we need to be loud when the other team has the ball.......
superpunk;1725905 said:I have no idea how loud Texas Stadium is.
I know that yesterday, when they interviewed Pam Oliver, it had to be loud on the field, because they could barely get her with the boom and she was shouting.
I think also, that people should not defend or bash Texas Stadium without experiencing other stadiums. It could be the meekest stadium on earth, if you've never been to another stadium, how can you have any point of reference.
You do notice on TV, tho, that the Dallas crowds seemingly do not understand that you are quiet on offense and loud on defense, or that you need to dig down deep for a little something extra on third and long to try and cause that false start.
I feel that they're loud, I'm just not sure that they're smart.
superpunk;1725905 said:I have no idea how loud Texas Stadium is.
I know that yesterday, when they interviewed Pam Oliver, it had to be loud on the field, because they could barely get her with the boom and she was shouting.
I think also, that people should not defend or bash Texas Stadium without experiencing other stadiums. It could be the meekest stadium on earth, if you've never been to another stadium, how can you have any point of reference.
You do notice on TV, tho, that the Dallas crowds seemingly do not understand that you are quiet on offense and loud on defense, or that you need to dig down deep for a little something extra on third and long to try and cause that false start.
I feel that they're loud, I'm just not sure that they're smart.
superpunk;1725919 said:I can't say for sure either way. Just putting that out there. I haven't done any extensive study.
DC_Addict;1725928 said:Yes it was very freakin loud when the Vikes O was on the field and it was very quiet when our O was on. Romo would have had no problem calling out plays...I was there, it was quiet enough when we needed it to be and loud enough otherwise. I can barely talk from yelling.
DC_Addict;1725781 said:I couldn't disagree more. I was at the game too and the fans were awesome to us. We tailgated for 2 hours prior to the game in the gold parking area, million dollar RV's everywhere and the lot was packed with fans. Everyone was walking around meeting each other, throwing the football around, and eating and drinking. As we got to the stadium, we met some great fans and one group got us into the Miller Lite VIP Tailgating tent for free drinks and food. In the stands, we were surrounded by awesome fans and we had a blast. The noise was so loud when the Vikings Offense was on the field it was deafening but we keep it quiet in Texas Stadium when Romo is calling plays so our guys can hear. I never heard the announcer over the loud speakers at all the whole game becuase of the noise. I had an amazing time.
BEMYDADJERRY;1725927 said:LOOK I COULD CARE LESS WHAT YOU THINK
....i was there with a bunch of people and we all thought the same....as for the mystery players i was hanging out with ....(ratliff,ware,ex-players-newsome and williams,too tall )
DC_Addict;1725836 said:Why would we want to be loud when Romo is calling audibles? Thats dumb. We were very loud when the vikes O was on the field. Maybe because Texas Stadium is alot smaller than those other stadiums you mentioned, is the reason it seemed to be quieter? Also I've heard that Giants and Skins pipe in fake crowd noise.
CowboyJeff;1725934 said:You never saw "Quiet we're on offense" on the large videoscreens over the field? I guess I was hallucinating.
ScipioCowboy;1725929 said:I haven't either. I've been once, which is hardly a large enough sampling. They may very well be a quiet, stupid crowd, but I seriously doubt the players are going to broach the topic within the first fifteen seconds of meeting them. And I can say with absolute certainty I don't need to be from the east coast to be a geniune, stalwart Cowboys fan.
superpunk;1725905 said:I have no idea how loud Texas Stadium is.
I know that yesterday, when they interviewed Pam Oliver, it had to be loud on the field, because they could barely get her with the boom and she was shouting.
I think also, that people should not defend or bash Texas Stadium without experiencing other stadiums. It could be the meekest stadium on earth, if you've never been to another stadium, how can you have any point of reference.
You do notice on TV, tho, that the Dallas crowds seemingly do not understand that you are quiet on offense and loud on defense, or that you need to dig down deep for a little something extra on third and long to try and cause that false start.
I feel that they're loud, I'm just not sure that they're smart.
ScipioCowboy;1725944 said:Such displays are common at football games everywhere. When I lived in St. Louis, I attended a Rams home game, and their stadium uses the same videoscreen directions. The same thing occured when I watched the Longhorns play Missouri Tigers in Columbia.