AT&T Stadium design flaw costs Dallas a pick-6

[Doomsday]

Dunno if y'all noticed it or not, but when #23 Corey White dropped that certain pick 6 in the 4th quarter. Look at the replay, it is quite clear he lost the ball, in the sun.

Because of those STUPID end zone glass doors and the idiotic orientation of this crappy stadium. First of all, are we a dome team? Why is the stadium ALWAYS closed up tighter than a German virgin? OPEN the motherfucker UP on nice days!

Right there could have been a game changer, the quick 6 would have given us the momentum, made the score 27-13 and who knows, we might even have been able to pull this stupid but completely winnable game out.

Jerry's stadium helps the Patriots win another one!

 

[ThoughtExperiment]

That sun drives me berzerk, man. Why are stadiums built north/south?

But Jerry couldn't do that because he had to have his palace more visible to all those people on I-30.

Why can't they at least close those curtains like they had the first year? It's ridiculous.

 

[Doomsday]

Why can't they at least close those curtains like they had the first year?

I don't remember that. Seems a common sense thing to do.

 

[bbgun]

"here comes the sun .."

 

[Midswat]

We weren't winning that game no matter what. Not with Weeden QB'ing, and Garrett garretting.

But yeah, its a terrible design.

That place offers zero homefield advantage. I just hope I live long enough to see it imploded like Texas Stadium was.

 

[ThoughtExperiment]

That place offers zero homefield advantage. I just hope I live long enough to see it imploded like Texas Stadium was.

I don't know if the TV guys mentioned it early on, but I was driving to watch the game with some friends and because of some road construction missed the first couple series. On the radio it was amazing how loud the Patriots fans were. They were so loud that at first when the crowd got loud I was confused because I thought we were making a big play, but actually it was the Pats. You couldn't really pick up on it on the TV audio, at least from what I could hear, but it was about like those Steeler and Texan games of a couple of years ago when it sounded like the game was at a neutral site.

Of course Jerry just hears the sound of his cash register ringing, so it's all good to him.

 

[Doomsday]

I don't know if the TV guys mentioned it early on, but I was driving to watch the game with some friends and because of some road construction missed the first couple series. On the radio it was amazing how loud the Patriots fans were. They were so loud that at first when the crowd got loud I was confused because I thought we were making a big play, but actually it was the Pats. You couldn't really pick up on it on the TV audio, at least from what I could hear, but it was about like those Steeler and Texan games of a couple of years ago when it sounded like the game was at a neutral site

I habitually have the radio call piped into my home theater system when I watch the games, so can really hear what you're talking about. Dude, the problem is I am convinced it is mostly our own fans, who are too stupid to know when to make noise and when to give our offense some quiet.. Really.

Of course Jerry just hears the sound of his cash register ringing, so it's all good to him.

Thanks in very large part to the aforementioned, really stupid fans.

 

[Midswat]

Theebs mentioned on twitter how the place was flooded with Patriot fans.

 

[Doomsday]

Theebs mentioned on twitter how the place was flooded with Patriot fans.

Yes by all accounts this is true even the AP story on the game.

But, I really really like saying how dumb and stupid Cowboys fans who buy the tickets and the swag, are.