As the usual for many start-up teams, when the Dallas Cowboys were introduced into the NFL in 1960, their first season was a flop. Ending the year with a 0-11 record the team didn't let it get them down. Immediately the Dallas Cowboys began to load the roster through well thought out draft picks which would include quarterback Don Meredith, running back Don Perkins and wide receiver Bob Hayes among many others. The Dallas Cowboys ticket holders needed a coach for their team as well and they would be blessed to get the legendary Tom Landry who's leadership would last for over three decades.
The New York Giants are once again underdogs, even after winning the Super Bowl. The team has turned those doubts into fuel as they dominate the NFC East, the toughest division in the NFL. Eli Manning is ready to take the step to become “the” Manning with his favorite target Plaxico Burress finding seams in the secondary and Brandon Jacobs running over the opposing lines.
The Pittsburgh Steelers began as a team back in 1933 when the owner, Art Rooney Sr., paid the NFL league fee to have a team. The team than started at the bottom of the league and were called the Pittsburgh Pirates. They only were able to break even one season for seven seasons, with the other six being losing seasons for the team.
Year after year the exciting NFL season defies the preseason predictions, as the football giants fall and the football newbies take their place at the top. Injuries, breakout years, and luck make the chase for the playoffs worth watching all seventeen weeks of the worth watching, so find your seat for each big game with tickets from the Ticket Specialists.