The Dallas Cowboys and NFL 2022 Season

WIKI shows she dated Romo from November 2007 to July 2009. I was around in DFW. Guess I missed it or just wasn't paying attention to off field antics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jessica_Simpson

In November 2007, Simpson began dating Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Cowboys fans considered the relationship controversial, as some blamed Simpson for Romo's poor performance in games after the pair got together. Some fans dubbed Simpson "Yoko Romo," a reference to Yoko Ono, to whom many fans of The Beatles attributed the quartet disbanding in 1970. Even then-president George W. Bush commented on the pair's relationship, blaming Simpson implicitly for Romo's lackluster performances. Reportedly, Simpson and Romo ended their relationship in July 2009

Dude, they were showing her in the booth as much as Tay-Tay. It was impossible to miss, but she stopped going after awhile. I think the criticism got to her.

Once he got married, his wife got a lot of camera time, too, but she wasn’t scorned like Simpson.

I had to look up that gal’s name: Candice Crawford. She was a local television reporter before they got married.

The last time SF and KC met in the Super Bowl, Super Bowl LIV February 2020, KC won 31-20.

I think SF will win this time because they'll want revenge.

Remember it had J-Lo and Shakira for half time show.

State Farm is debuting a new series of TV commercials on Super Bowl Sunday.

Here's a teaser:

Not posting to that other (imposter) thread, this one is MINE.

San Francisco 28

Kansas City 24

That was the BEST Super Bowl ever!!

The last time the 49ers won a Super Bowl was 29 years ago in 1995 when they beat the San Diego Chargers.

The last time the Cowboys went to the Super Bowl was 28 years ago in 1996 when they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Looks like both teams are experiencing similar Super Bowl woes except the 49ers have been back in the big game THREE MORE TIMES in past 28-29 years and the Cowboys haven't.

They are still better than the Minnesota Vikings and the Buffalo Bills, the only 2 teams to play in 4 Super Bowl each and not win once.

Last year's Super Bowl was the most viewed at 115 million viewer until yesterday's which set a new record of 120 million.

Analysts are saying the spike in viewers numbers is because of all the Swifties who never had any interest in football until yesterday:

But they tuned in and sat through the entire game just to catch a glimpse of Taylor Swift, who was shown on screen several times for a combined total of 53 seconds.

People just can't have fun anywhere anytime anymore. Might as well lock yourself at home and not go anywhere.

Their city and team just won the SB. Have some class and civility . SHEESH!

https://www.kmbc.com/article/shootin...rally/46790065

The NFL is one step closer to becoming PEE WEE FLAG FOOTBALL with each NEW STUPID RULE they implement during the off season.


https://theathletic.com/5366260/2024...kickoff-rules/


https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-owners-...league-meeting

NFL draft has begun in Chicago.

In the first round ,

Cowboys pick a Tackle from Oklahoma

Chicago Bears got the first pick of the first round by picking Heisman Trophy winning QB Caleb Williams of USC.

Washington Commanders got the 2nd pick and they also chose a QB, Jayden Daniels of LSU.

A record six quarterbacks would be selected in the first 12 picks, and 14 straight offensive players came off the board before a defensive player was chosen -- also a first.


https://www.espn.in/nfl/draft2024/st...rst-round-pick

Meanwhile in Buffalo, a clusterfuck:

https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/bufflao...t-round-trades

The NFL is one step close to becoming PEE WEE FLAG FOOTBALL with each NEW STUPID RULE they implement during the off season.


https://theathletic.com/5366260/2024...kickoff-rules/


https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-owners-...league-meeting Originally Posted by CG2014

I swear I read that 3 times, and still don't understand. I for see lots of penalties coming.

Who did the Eagles choose last night? That Lions/Cowboys trade took my attention away, right before the Eagles' pick.

I agree. I didn't understand that either.

Eagles picked a CB from Toledo college