There is even a common slogan most Cowboys haters’ follow known as the “A.B.C. Method.” This of course stands for “Anybody BUT the Cowboys.” Just as we Cowboys fans grew up soaking up the ‘Boys and all their glory and falling in love, others were trained “You root for our team AND WHOEVER Dallas is playing.” So it would then seem most Dallas haters’ have indeed TWO favorite teams.

As we find out last week, it should come as no surprise that there is an entire nation of fans and haters’ out there when it comes to our ‘Boys. Before we continue the countdown, let’s take a look at the list so far…

10. “The Dallas Cowboys wear white at home”

9. “All the players have a ‘better than you’ attitude”

8. “We ALWAYS ‘have to watch’ them on Thanksgiving”

7. “EVERYONE is ALWAYS talking about them on TV and they are ALWAYS playing on national TV”

6. “They Just Suck” (One of the most common I might add)

(more…)

Either way, when it comes to Antonio Ramiro Romo, everybody has their own opinion, and therefore everybody has their side of the fence in which they fall. For myself, I fall on the side voting for Romo to stay exactly where he is; the franchise quarterback and leader of “America’s Team.”

We now arrive at the million dollar question…

Is Tony Romo “elite?” (more…)

Dec 22, 2011; Las Vegas, NV, USA; General view of the welcome to fabulous Las Vegas sign on Las Vegas Boulevard before the 2011 Las Vegas Bowl between the Arizona State Sun Devils and the Boise State Broncos at Sam Boyd Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee/Image of Sport-USA TODAY Sports

Vegas odd makers have the Dallas Cowboys going 25/1 to make the Super Bowl next season. That’s just one under NFC foe New York Giants, who are going off at 20/1.

Another NFC rival, the Washington Redskins, are right beneath Dallas with odds of 30/1. Apparently, Vegas thinks the NFC East will be quite competitive next season.

Most surprising of all maybe the fact that the Denver Broncos are picked to go all the way at 7/1.

Here are the complete odds for all 32 NFL franchises:

Super Bowl XLVIII Odds (2014)

Odds to win the 2014 Super Bowl XLVIII  

• Denver Broncos                                         7/1
• New England Patriots                            15/2
• San Francisco 49ers                              15/2
• Green Bay Packers                                 10/1
• Baltimore Ravens                                   12/1
• Seattle Seahawks                                   12/1
• Houston Texans                                     14/1
• Atlanta Falcons                                      18/1
• New Orleans Saints                                18/1
• Pittsburgh Steelers                                18/1
• Chicago Bears                                        20/1
• New York Giants                                      20/1
• Dallas Cowboys                                       25/1
• Washington Redskins                              30/1
• Indianapolis Colts                                 33/1
• Cincinnati Bengals                                35/1
• Detroit Lions                                           35/1
• Minnesota Vikings                                 35/1
• Philadelphia Eagles                               35/1
• San Diego Chargers                               35/1
• New York Jets                                         40/1
• Carolina Panthers                                  50/1
• Kansas City Chiefs                                50/1
• Miami Dolphins                                      50/1
• St. Louis Rams                                       50/1
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers                         50/1
• Arizona Cardinals                                   66/1
• Cleveland Browns                                  66/1
• Tennessee Titans                                   66/1
• Buffalo Bills                                          100/1
• Oakland Raiders                                  100/1
• Jacksonville Jaguars                          150/1

What do you think about the Vegas odd makers numbers? Let your voice be heard in the comments section below.