I used to like Dallas—back in the Dandy Don/Bob Hayes days—and somewhat into Rodger the dodger days. I think the later days however stemmed from my extreme hate of the Steelers.

You guys are really looking good this year—we finally looked good last week—I hope it lasts. I hope Norv brings down the Chargers as fast as Wade has brought down the Cowboys.

 Any chance of one of you talking Kubiak into trading your back-up QB for ours. Let me know if yes—I would be very excited!

Good luck and play hard this week. I don’t want Jerry Jones (very evil man that fired landry) to win another game.

Let’s meet in the playoffs and surprise everyone.

I wasn’t ever a Bronco fan, but this year than is changing. Thank your team for kicking Dallas’s ass! Plus…thanks for all the players….I’ve heard it the other way, but out of respect, I’ll call ya’ll, Texan’s North. Love to see you guys in the playoffs! Best wishes!

about Dallas is that a lot of their “fans” are basically bandwagon riders from their earlier success. I mean, not TRUE fans. The Formeroilers fans are just delusional. Mark my words we sweep Tennessee this year.

I remember watching Earl run the ball on a 3 channel tv set through smatterings of ’70’s television snowfall. The cowboy fans my parents knew then would talk about how the Oilers sucked and only the cowboys were good. It was in wet diaper that I began my hatred for the cowpokes.
I don’t care that they have won how ever many titles. being a true fan has nothing to do with how many championships your team has won!
It doesn’t matter what happens friday. The Texans could win by 100 and cowpattie fans from across the pasture will holler…" but we won superbowl". If the cowgirls win, we here " see we better". The point is until the Texans either win 5 superbowls or at least meet and beat the girls in the superbowl, most, not all, cowpokey fans will keep saying the same crap as always

This is why I hate these arrogant bastards:
Texans’ Super Bowl

The Cowboys better be prepared for a dogfight tonight. What is just a preseason tuneup to the Cowboys is the Super Bowl to the Texans and their fans. The biggest win in the Texans’ history was the season-opening 19-10 victory over the Cowboys in 2002 at Reliant Stadium. In other words, the Cowboys better bring some emotion to go along with hopes for an efficient outing against what will be a fired-up and improved Texans team.