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Dallas Cowboys Tickets And Seating Chart

It's been an interesting season so far for the Dallas Cowboys. The preseason games in August and at the start of September were a clear mixture of half wins and half losses with the first game against Oakland a loss for the Cowboys 31-10. The second game the score was nearly the same with the Cowboys winning against Tennessee 30-10. During the third game, it was a close run but San Francisco won 20-13 and then in game four, Minnesota lost to the Cowboys 31-35. With plenty of season left this year, fans are optimistic and expecting great things from the Dallas Cowboys.

The start of the regular season has produced mostly wins for the Cowboys with just 2 losses against the New York Giants on September 20 (33-31) and Denver on October 4 (17-10). Both of these games were close calls for the Cowboys who carry a history of taking the game at the last minute. The rest of the wins the Cowboys have exacted thus far in the regular season are a testament to the drive and talent this team possesses. Some minor injuries have continued to plague the Cowboys but these resilient team members keep bouncing back. Ken Hamlin suffered a groin injury, Andrea Gurode an ankle injury, Allen Rossum injured his hamstring and both Brandon Williams and Stephen Hodge are on injured reserves with a torn ACL and knee injury respectively. The team is otherwise considered healthy and ready to continue the regular seasons.

If you take a look at the Cowboys stats, you might be inclined to agree. Total first downs are 167 for the Cowboys with opponents holding at 154. Total offensive yards are 3236 with opponents at 2692. Top passing player Tony Romo currently holds a 95.8 rating. Top five rushing stats holders are currently Marion Barber, Tashard Choice, Felix Jones, Romo and Patrick Crayton.

True blue Dallas Cowboys fans will tell you that there's nothing like a game at Cowboys Stadium. Located at 900 E Randol Mill Road in Arlington, Texas, there are many different seating options for every Dallas Cowboys taste and preference. Loge seats are the first six rows of the upper level sidelines. These club style seating arrangements offer some of the best sites outside of the club level seats themselves. For those who prefer corners or end zones to get a view of the action from these locations, the reserved seats are the perfect spots for you with improved sightlines and spacious plazas to accommodate your needs.

Those who want to purchase single game tickets can do so at their discretion but you may want to reconsider for those home games at Cowboys Stadium that may sell out quickly. Exclusive seating on the 50 yard line is what the Founders All Access seating is about. You'll have access to all inclusive amenities and private clubs with these special seating arrangements. Whether you want to enjoy the experience of the retractable roof, witness the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders live and in person or get a fantastic view of the center-hung, colossal video board it's all possible at the Cowboys Stadium.

Overall, Cowboys Stadium lives up to the statement that it's bigger and better in Texas, starting with the video board that is 160 feet wide and 72 feet high and as big as two basketball courts. It is the largest video board in the world, weighing in at nearly 1.2 million pounds. You won't miss one heart-pounding moment of the excitement from any location in the stadium. Private suites include special parking, premium site lines and access to exclusive clubs.

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