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Landry gets even with Jerry while on the big stage

Dutch wrote:Isn't this why it is played in domes? So the weather won't matter.

The weather matters just a bit to the 100,000+ who try to get there on time.

It isn't snowing on my couch, remote and TV set so I am ready for Sunday.

Boston Pony wrote:Just to let you know, it's going to be 70 in SF Bay area today....

OK, now that's just mean.

Harry0569 wrote:I guarantee it's 70 degrees sometime next week..if it's Monday, I'll laugh at Jerry Jones.

You really need a weather change to find a reason to laugh at Stretchface?

Oldmins wrote:The weather matters just a bit to the 100,000+ who try to get there on time.

I wonder what it will do to the travel plans of everyone flying in. I don't know if DFW is closed now, but if that lingers into Saturday, travel could get really dicey. Would the NFL re-sell those seats? I assume they can't ... but they also don't want empty seats.

Speaking of the Super Bowl, here are my nominees for the two dumbest jobs in sports:
• Whatever idiot decided there needs to be "aerial coverage" of games played in domed stadiums
• Those morons who come out and dance like their lives depend on it to the halftime shows ... even when the performers are older than the dancers' parents and the dancers presumably have no idea who they're listening to.

You know Jerry will have the Super Bowl back in DFW metro within the next six or seven years. He is one of the more powerful owners in the NFL and to good of a salesman.

lwjr wrote:You know Jerry will have the Super Bowl back in DFW metro within the next six or seven years. He is one of the more powerful owners in the NFL and to good of a salesman.

5 years (SB L, 2016), having a domed stadium that can seat over 100,000 people will put Cowboys Stadium in the unofficial SB rotation.

Stallion wrote:we screwed the pooch. But it sure is purdy out there

What do you me "we"? We don't control the weather.

Correct, though we did have something like 50 hours straight below freezing in January.

They are using Magnesium Chloride apparently...I don't think it works as well as good old salt.[/quote]

One of the Houston newsmen stated this morning that Houston roadcrews had used the magnesium chloride b/c we were almost guaranteed 1-3 inches of snow, but since we had ice and no snow, the magnesium chloride was not effective. Salt or sand works better for the ice according to his report.

can't wait for the outdoor game in ny in 2014.

I didn't even know who was playing in the stupid bowl until I saw a women with a green bay sweat shirt on the plane . I don't give a [deleted] about the stupid bowl or their NFL strike or their [deleted] $100 parking or $10 beers.

Can't wait for college ball ...

All this could have been avoided if the NFL didn't take a week off to for the Pro Bowl and just went straight to the big show. If that were the case it would have been really nice and warm outside.

One Trick Pony wrote:I didn't even know who was playing in the stupid bowl until I saw a women with a green bay sweat shirt on the plane . I don't give a [deleted] about the stupid bowl or their NFL strike or their [deleted] $100 parking or $10 beers.

Can't wait for college ball ...

I am ready for college ball too. By the way, it's an owners lockout not a players strike.

One Trick Pony wrote:I didn't even know who was playing in the stupid bowl until I saw a women with a green bay sweat shirt on the plane . I don't give a [deleted] about the stupid bowl or their NFL strike or their [deleted] $100 parking or $10 beers.

Can't wait for college ball ...

Amen brother. I could not care less about that stupid game.

don't think I've watched a full half of a single NFL game all year

SMU 86 wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:I didn't even know who was playing in the stupid bowl until I saw a women with a green bay sweat shirt on the plane . I don't give a [deleted] about the stupid bowl or their NFL strike or their [deleted] $100 parking or $10 beers.

Can't wait for college ball ...

I am ready for college ball too. By the way, it's an owners lockout not a players strike.

It's the NFL