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Prior to the organization’s move to Washington in 1937 they were formerly known as the Boston Braves. In order to avoid confusion with the Boston Braves in Major League Baseball (now known as the Atlanta Braves), following their inaugural season in the NFL the organization decided to change the name to the Boston Redskins. Obviously a couple seasons later becoming the Washington Redskins (Shapira, 2016). The entire culture around the team was/is revolved around the history of Native Americans, including their two feathered Native American warrior logo, their fight song titled “Hail to the Redskins”, their Native American focused half time shows (All-Indian Half-Time Marching Band and Pageant), and their game-day program subsections titled “On the Warpath” and “Teepee Talk” (Shapira, 2016).

The rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers are starting to pick up nowadays. Many also believe that they are two of the top teams in the league today and could meet in the playoffs this season. The Cowboys are holding a 5-1 record landing at the top spot in NFC division while the Packers are not far behind with a 4-2 record (3rd) in the same division.

The Texas Rangers franchise was awarded to Washington D.C. on October 26, 1960. The Washington franchise was approved by American League on November 17, 1960. The Texas Rangers colors are red, white, and blue. During the 1820s owner Robert Short renamed the team to the Rangers after the Texas law enforcement agency that was formed under Stephen F. Austin. The Texas Rangers played in the World Series two times. The first time they played the San Francisco Giants in 2010 and lost 4-1. The second time they played the St. Louis Cardinals in 2011 and lost 4-3. Ted Williams was the Rangers first manager, he stepped down at the end of the year because he could not bear the continuous losing of a 54-100 first season. Tom Hicks sent shock waves through

Lamar Hunt coined the term Super Bowl and came up with the idea to use roman numerals for the Super Bowl, these weren’t even his biggest accomplishments as a visionary leader. In the late 1950’s the National Football League rejected Lamar Hunt’s attempts to get a franchise in Dallas. After getting rejected by the NFL, Lamar Hunt acted on his vision and started the American Football League. Lamar would later be a keep member in the AFL and the NFL merger (Tucker, 2006).

The Minnesota Vikings are a storied franchise that was an NFL expansion team in 1960 and they played their first season in 1961. The vikings are currently in the NFC North Division, and before that they were in the NFC Central Division. They first time they made the playoffs was in 1968, and they have made the playoffs 27 times since making the playoffs last in 2015. The Vikings currently hold 19 division titles, and 4 conference championships. They have one NFL championship that pre dates the AFL-NFL merger. They won the championship in 1969. They have had 4 separate stadiums with U.S. Bank Stadium being the newest. U.S. Bank was build upon the former site of Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, and it was just completed on June 17th, 2016. The cost

The Dallas Cowboys, America’s football team, one of the most well known professional football franchises in the sport’s history. The Cowboys own five super bowl titles, which were won in ’71, ’77, ’92, ’93 and ’95. They are also home to 19 renowned individuals who have been inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame including standout football stars Tony Dorsett, Emmit Smith, and Troy Aikman. Established in 1960, the Cowboys have been a dominating force on the field and still continue to produce to this day. Forbes wrote, “The Cowboys franchise value reaches over 1.85 billion and are listed as the third most valued sports team in the world”, (Page 1). With all of this hype and world wide recognition the powerhouse from Dallas needs a venue just as

Following the conclusion of what was one the best divisional playoff games in NFL history, Dallas Cowboys defensive back Brandon Carr said that he will consider retirement during the off season.

The jerseys were mustard brown and they had brown and yellow striped socks. The public as well as the players hated the socks and once the organization had changed their logo and colors the team had a public bonfire and burned the striped socks (“History of NFL Uniforms”)! In 1960, Coach Frank Filchock was hired as head coach. The Broncos had their first game on September 9 in their first stadium, known as Bears Stadium (“Broncos Fan Forum”). The Broncos played the Boston Patriots and won. They would only win 3 more games until their season went to a downfall and had a 4-9-1 record; the worst record in the AFL (“1960-Present”). Coach Jack Faulkner was hired in 1962 and in 1963 they won only two games (“1960”). Then in 1964 they fired Jack because of a 0-4 start to the season. Mac Speedie was then hired and the Broncos still had no luck with their season ending terribly (“1960”). In 1965 Denver almost lost the franchise. A local ownership group took control and rebuilt the team (“Denver Broncos”). They began going door to door asking if people would like to donate and with Floyd Little’s efforts on and off the field it helped enough to secure the organization (“Denver Broncos”). In 1966 Ray Malavasi was hired but it led to a 4-10 ending. He was then replaced by Lou Saban the following season (“1960-Present”). The stadium was also named Mile High Stadium and would last until the year 2000 (“1960”). On August 5,

The Miami Dolphins, a professional football team located in Miami, Florida, has been a part of the National Football League (NFL) since 1966. The organization is most notably known for the 1972 Miami Dolphins football team, led by Don Shula, who went undefeated a won the Super Bowl. This team was the first and, so far, only team to have a perfect season capped off with winning the championship game. From 1966 to 1970 the Miami Dolphins were perceived like they are today as a losing franchise that could not win. That was until Don Shula, helped make the Dolphins one of the best franchises in the national football league during his reign as head coach. The time period from 1970 to 1993 were the golden years of the organization 's history; during this time the Miami Dolphins won 13 AFC East Titles, 5 AFC Championships, 2 Super Bowls and in 1973 set the league record 74,961 season ticket sales. During this time period the team had star players Larry Csonka, Dan Marino, Bob Griese, and several others that helped to build and sustain the Dolphins legacy. Since 1993 the Miami Dolphins have been known for holding three fantastic super bowls in 1994, 2006, and 2009, all of which were great games that the Dolphins were not involved in. While in recent years the Miami Dolphins have gone back to the original roots of field losing teams, the organization has developed a marketing strategy to improve the financial situation of the organization and maintain fan support. The Miami Dolphins

Austin, Texas, home to the Texas Longhorns and Bevo, as like football Austin has a rich and long history. Austin was founded in 1837 and was name after Stephen F. Austin, the father of Texas. After Texas Gained independence in 1837 Austin became the capitol until 1842 when Sam Houston, the current Republic President at the time, moved it to Houston which was a city named after him since he was the hero

They were the north stars for a couple of years then the north stars moved to Dallas.the north stars later became the Dallas stars.

Symbolic Interactionism in this reading is that the language people use towards the Saints and the Roughnecks really affects their future. Since the Saints were viewed as the “good” people teachers treated them with respect and tried all their best for them to have a better future. But then the Roughnecks were always treated like they never had a future. People in general don’t treat the Roughnecks with any respect so their tone changes up from sounding like professional teachers towards the Saints and teachers that don’t care about their students towards the Roughnecks.

Dallas cowboys stadium, also called AT&T stadium, is the largest domed stadium in the National Football League in Arlington, Texas, United States, which is city-owned and has a capacity of 85,000 seats with a telescopic roof. It is used as the base camp of Dallas Cowboys, a great sport club in the world. Except its major application – professional football, many other kinds of activities can he carried out in the stadium like basketball matches, soccer games, also Spartan games and motocross. The stadium was finished on May 27 in 2009.

Being a part of this distinct community related to fandoms of team, it is more than just cheering for the team passionately, it involves knowing the team and showing that you are a true fan. To be credible as a cowboy’s fan and for people to believe you that you are a true cowboys fan you have to at least have cowboys gear. True cowboys fan have at least a jersey to represent your favorite player, or have cowboy decorations in your house like a flag or a cowboy’s towel. Anybody that is a fan of any type of team you would know exactly what I mean because you have the gear for that team. So that is why being a fan of the Dallas Cowboys matters because we all have a favorite team who we represent in public, or in private. Another way to be credible is to know specific facts about this team, for example if someone

About Men is selected from Gretel Ehrlich (1985)’s The Solace of Open Spaces (1) represents the ideas about differences between the cowboys on stereotypes and the cowboys in reality. In the article, Ehrlich took her own experience to start the theme of above content. She primary pointed out that not only “strong and silent” cowboys frequently show their macho, trigger-happy, and tough to the outside as stereotypes, but they also are convivial, quirky, and softhearted. She proved that cowboys don’t know how to express their emotions to women, and they have a sense of compassion. Cowboys are resilient, patient, and maternal with Ehrlich’s well support.