Jerry Jones says Cowboys will have a full stadium in 2021
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With Dallas Cowboys fans already looking forward to next campaign, Jerry Jones has come out and said that he expects a full stadium in Arlington for 2021.
It’s been a huge week for the Dallas Cowboys and their supporters. First, the big news broke that Dak Prescott and the team had finally come to an agreement on a long-term extension after what’s felt like 10 years of them being in discussions. Now, Jerry Jones has come out with another exciting update.
The Dallas owner has come out and said that AT&T Stadium will host fans at full capacity come this fall. That’s right, every seat will be full for when Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, Amari Cooper and the rest of the Dallas playmakers take the field on their home turf.
Cowboys will have a full stadium next season, per Jerry Jones
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The Dallas Cowboys will host home games at full capacity in 2021
This past season, Jones and Dallas hosted fans at a limited capacity, unfortunately watching the team limp to its 6-10 record. The campaign, of course, turned south after Prescott, in heartbreaking fashion, suffered his fractured ankle against the New York Giants early on in the year.
Looking ahead to next season, the expectations will be high for the Cowboys, and Prescott will undoubtedly be fired up to bounce back and return even stronger from his injury. After missing the postseason this past winter, Dallas will have hopes to not only make the playoffs but also take home the NFC East crown. There’s still a foul taste in their mouth after watching the Washington Football Team capture the division title with a 7-9 mark.
When next season does arrive, you can expect Cowboys fans to pack AT&T Stadium and scream their heads off from start to finish. Indeed, next fall can’t arrive soon enough.
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