Post NFL teams that literally never play road games

>>78077035
Home or away Cowboys games feel the same

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>>78077035
>the state of OP
ahahahahahahahaha

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>>78077154

>>78077154
>>78077177
most embarrassing thing to ever happen in professional sports imo

>>78077154
Literally happened once

Get over it. Cowboys do this all the time. Ask Whiner fans last year when we invaded their stadium

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>>78077396
http://time.com/money/3485660/dallas-cowboys-jerry-jones-nfl-fans/
>literally called "the biggest home-field disadvantage in the NFL"
>“Today we played on the road," Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo said after the game on his team's own home turf. "We had to go to a silent count"
Mark Cuban say it's because dallas fans are too poor to buy tickets lel

>>78077543
It's prices and it's a bigger attraction than a stadium alone

>>78077035
I guess when you're used to playing home games where the crowd is cheering the opponent there really isn't much difference to playing on the road. Good point OP.

>>78077035
Pittsburgh

>>78077585
Not that anon, but it's funny, I thought the point of going to a sports event was to, well, watch the sport, not be distracted by a gorillion ADHD-tier other things going on during pauses/breaks in the action.

>>78077543
>dallas fans are too poor to buy tickets
This is true. Dallas is a shithole full of blacks and Mexicans with sky high poverty rates, but for some reason their tickets cost like they're playing in Beverly Hills.