If Romo is out will Philly fans dominate?

[TonyS]

Not sure if Romo is out for sure, but looks like he will at best be hobbled.

If he is officially ruled out, will a bunch of fans Stub Hub their tickets to Eagles fans? It was embarrassing enough watching AT&T turn into Lambeau South West a couple of weeks ago.

Listening to Philthy fans outdue us at home would be enough to make me nauseous.

 

[BigStar]

It is the trend in the new stadium unfortunately...

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Do Philly fans travel like that?

 

[erod]

Every game is like this. I'm thinking of selling my seat license because of it.

 

[BigStar]

Do Philly fans travel like that?

Shhh, they're just getting the hang of this walking thang

 

[Doomsay]

It's a third order "who cares" subject.

 

[Beast_from_East]

Not sure if Romo is out for sure, but looks like he will at best be hobbled.

If he is officially ruled out, will a bunch of fans Stub Hub their tickets to Eagles fans? It was embarrassing enough watching AT&T turn into Lambeau South West a couple of weeks ago.

Listening to Philthy fans outdue us at home would be enough to make me nauseous.

Probably.................the odds of beating Philly with Orton are extremely low...............so I could see some fans "cashing in" for some extra money to buy their kids some Christmas presents or something..........cant say I blame them.

 

[CooterBrown]

Not sure if Romo is out for sure, but looks like he will at best be hobbled.

If he is officially ruled out, will a bunch of fans Stub Hub their tickets to Eagles fans? It was embarrassing enough watching AT&T turn into Lambeau South West a couple of weeks ago.

Listening to Philthy fans outdue us at home would be enough to make me nauseous.

The NFL is changing. If you look at other team's boards, they are all complaining about the Cowboys fans in their stadium. The simple fact is that the average joe can't afford a ticket if it is in high demand. So, rich people who can afford to travel for leisure, buy up the tickets. And, weatthy, shallow, fair weather fans, will follow their team wherever they play as long as they have hope. "Home field" is becoming a blurred concept.

 

[DogFace]

The NFL is changing. If you look at other team's boards, they are all complaining about the Cowboys fans in their stadium. The simple fact is that the average joe can't afford a ticket if it is in high demand. So, rich people who can afford to travel for leisure, buy up the tickets. And, weatthy, shallow, fair weather fans, will follow their team wherever they play as long as they have hope. "Home field" is becoming a blurred concept.

Seattle?

 

[MartinRamone]

Probably.................the odds of beating Philly with Orton are extremely low...............so I could see some fans "cashing in" for some extra money to buy their kids some Christmas presents or something..........cant say I blame them.

If they sell the tickets to an Eagles fan in a "win or go home" game, then i can surely blame them.

 

[Phoenix]

I don't know, but right now at 9 AM EST "Romo" is still #2 in Trending in the USA on Twitter

 

[PhillyCowboysFan]

Do Philly fans travel like that?

Yes. They're up there with the Pittsburgh and Green Bay fans.

 

[NuttyRex]

I bought 2 tickets in the nosebleeds for real cheap back in August. I'm thinking of selling them to make a $345+ profit. Should I do it? (There's a good chance Eagle fans will buy them, but 2 people aren't going to make a difference)

 

[TruckDriver]

We do travel well. However I would think that the holiday week will hamper that a bit. When I lived back in Philly there were several groups that did game trips and that doesn't count the individuals who decide to make the trips.

Me and my friends pick 1-2 road games a year and we travel. This year we hit Green Bay and Oakland. The biggest takeover I can recall was 2003 MNF in Miami...it was amazing.

A lot of Eagle fans live in Texas though. And being that the stadium is huge I am sure there will be a good amount there.

 

[cowboyfan4life2]

Outside of pa, no one cares about the eagles. There aren't a national team

 

[BoysFan4ever]

I've never seen one Eagle jersey or hat here in ATL.

 

[SDCowboy]

I've never seen one Eagle jersey or hat here in ATL.

I've seen maybe one or two ever here in Socal. It's mostly Cowboys and Broncos fans here as far as non-Chargers fans.

 

[RonSpringsdaman20]

Eagles fans go as far a Philly people scatter…. they are loyal.
It may be fewer and fewer as you move from the northeast, but if you see one and ask, I'm sure he/she is from the del val.

 

[BigStar]

Seattle?

KC, Den, NE, Phili, NY(ish), GB, Balt, CLE. I hear the point about common fans not being able to afford tickets, but culture definitely plays a part.

 

[DFWJC]

Do Philly fans travel like that?

No