ESPN Poll: Denver Broncos now considered Americas Team

[DJR210]

There's some truth to that, but one caused the other. So I can't necessarily be upset at someone shoving it down their throat because of what they started. It's pretty much getting what they were asking for. It's more about the fan base. There has never been a player on the Cowboys I didn't like, as opposed to the Lakers or Yankees. It's really about the fans for this particular franchise. While the Lakers I just don't like at all, players included (Yankees too).

I'll tell you one thing that does annoy me..seeing that got Bosley mother er LeBron's cheerleading.

[The Gemini Method]

Interesting poll to say the least...I would still consider the moniker belonging to Dallas. I mean, growing up I still remember how riveted the country was when Minnesota thought they got the better end of the Walker deal. My cousin, who moved to Texas, came back after the 2nd Super Bowl and remarked how much Cowboy fever was happening in Texas.

[Blake]

"This surveyed 2500 people, 1200 knowing what football is"

I think there are that many people shopping at the super HEB on any given Sunday

[johnsmith]

ing bandwagoners....where do you suppose all these "fans" were when we had the season that resulted in us drafting Von Miller with the 2nd pick?

[manufan10]

I think tv numbers tell a better story, imo.

On Sunday (10/12), AMERICA'S GAME OF THE WEEK on FOX, led by the Dallas Cowboys’ 30-23 victory over the defending Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks, posted a season-high 17.4/32 household rating/share with 30.0 million viewers, according to Nielsen, and is the highest-rated and most-watched program on all broadcast and cable television since the Academy Awards in March. More significantly, it’s the NFL on FOX’s highest-rated regular season broadcast in nearly three years (17.6/30, 12/4/11) and is the most-watched NFL on FOX regular season Sunday broadcast in 19 years. The game came in +10% in rating and +12% in audience compared to last year’s Week 6 national window (15.8/30, 26.7 million viewers). Season-to-date (three broadcasts), viewership for AMERICA’S GAME OF THE WEEK is averaging 27.8 million, +1% compared to a year ago, +15% compared to CBS' national game average (24.2 million), +28% better than NBC Sunday Night Football (21.8 million) and is the highest-rated and most-watched program in all of television, a distinction it has held since 2009.
On Sunday (10/12), AMERICA'S GAME OF THE WEEK on FOX, led by the Dallas Cowboys’ 30-23 victory over the defending Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks, posted a season-high 17.4/32 household rating/share with 30.0 million viewers, according to Nielsen, and is the highest-rated and most-watched program on all broadcast and cable television since the Academy Awards in March. More significantly, it’s the NFL on FOX’s highest-rated regular season broadcast in nearly three years (17.6/30, 12/4/11) and is the most-watched NFL on FOX regular season Sunday broadcast in 19 years. The game came in +10% in rating and +12% in audience compared to last year’s Week 6 national window (15.8/30, 26.7 million viewers). Season-to-date (three broadcasts), viewership for AMERICA’S GAME OF THE WEEK is averaging 27.8 million, +1% compared to a year ago, +15% compared to CBS' national game average (24.2 million), +28% better than NBC Sunday Night Football (21.8 million) and is the highest-rated and most-watched program in all of television, a distinction it has held since 2009.

http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/201...on-fox/314909/

[Kool Bob Love]

I'm not gonna believe the hype tell the boyz win a Super Bowl. Seen this movie the last 20 years.