It Is Dallas Week, Isn't It?

[D'BOYZ]

If you go by Tradition the Rivalry is still there but it's not what it used to from teh 70's-90's if you ask me as a Cowboys fan right now we have a bigger Rivalry against the Eagles I just hate those guys their fans... the way they talk like champions when they've never won.

For me thats the #1 Division Rivalry

[sandtrapjack]

Originally Posted by D'BOYZ

If you go by Tradition the Rivalry is still there but it's not what it used to from teh 70's-90's if you ask me as a Cowboys fan right now we have a bigger Rivalry against the Eagles I just hate those guys their fans... the way they talk like champions when they've never won.

For me thats the #1 Division Rivalry

No way man, it is the Giants, that is the biggest rivalry for the Cowboys.

You see, with the Redskins and the Eagles, the players really respect each other.

But the Giants have been very public and vocal about just outright HATING the Cowboys and vic versa. Brandon Jacobs being the biggest mouth out there.

As evidence of that, after the Giants-Cowboys game in week 2 at Cowboys stadium, the Giants players vandalized the visitors locker room. They trashed lockers, pissed in lockers and wrote graffitti on the walls.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by sandtrapjack

No way man, it is the Giants, that is the biggest rivalry for the Cowboys.

You see, with the Redskins and the Eagles, the players really respect each other.

But the Giants have been very public and vocal about just outright HATING the Cowboys and vic versa. Brandon Jacobs being the biggest mouth out there.

As evidence of that, after the Giants-Cowboys game in week 2 at Cowboys stadium, the Giants players vandalized the visitors locker room. They trashed lockers, pissed in lockers and wrote graffitti on the walls.

Really? Wow. I've never supported vandalism before, but that is kinda funny, if still technically criminal.