Everybody says that the Dallas Cowboys are “America’s Team”.
But are they? Are they really that?
Maybe it’s time to really find out, scientifically, once and for all. And to do that, we have to turn to the Internet for an answer:
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On any given Football Sunday, fans across the country dive into the back of their closets and pull out their favorite team/player’s jersey, slap it on, and head out to the sports bar to cheer their town’s gladiators on to victory.
Nothings says “AMERICA” like pure, unadulterated consumerism.
Whether it be across the country or around the world, Americans are defined by what they wear, what they use, what they drive, what they eat and drink.
Summer may be just around the corner, but it’s never too early to talk about NFL FOOTBALL.
True football fans live and breathe their favorite players and teams 24/7. And, as we all know, some teams are better than others when it comes to who’s winning the popularity game.
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It’s been oft-said that the DALLAS COWBOYS are “AMERICA’S TEAM”, at least when it comes to football.
The Atlanta Braves claimed the same title for themselves for their ubiquitousness of games seen nationally on SUPERSTATION TBS back in the day.
Over the years, there has been more and more calls to the NFL and the Washington Redskins organization about the offensive name “Redskins” for the Washington team mascot.
Even President Barack Obama has voiced his opinion on the subject.
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Whatcha eating tonight during the Super Bowl?
Chances are, you’re going to fire up a platter of wings or pizza, or maybe some slow-roasted barbeque pork, and hunker down to watch the Big Game and the associated commercials.
Would it surprise you that wings and pizza are NOT the most popular items to eat during the Super Bowl?
Have you ever wondered where your favorite football team’s fanbase really was located?
Especially as we’re now in the middle of the Playoffs, sports-minded folks are singularly focused on one of the eight remaining NFL Playoff teams this season:
- Carolina Panthers
- San Francisco 49ers
- San Diego Chargers
- Denver Broncos
- New Orleans Saints
- Seattle Seahawks
- Indianapolis Colts
- New England Patriots
