Dallas Cowboys Suites

Offense:  The Dallas Cowboys look to build off a fantastic 2016-17 season. The emergence of Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot has solidified Dallas as an elite NFC team.  Zeke Elliot will once again run behind the best offensive line in the NFL. Former first round draft picks Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith, and Zack Martin all return after Pro Bowl seasons. Jerry Jones has given Dak Prescott full reign of this team and there is no reason to think he cannot duplicate the success of his rookie season. The Cowboys feature an electric playmaker in wide receiver, Dez Bryant. All-in-all, the Dallas Cowboys boast one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL.

Defense: The Cowboys will enter 2017-18 with a revamped secondary. Cornerbacks Mo Claibourne and Brandon Carr were let go in free agency. Instead, the Cowboys will look to the young talent of Bryon Jones, Xavier Woods, and Chidobe Awuzie to lead their secondary. The heart and soul of this defense remains ILB Sean Lee. Lee is looking to build off a big year in which he finished with 145 tackles.  Rookie Byron Jones showed great promise in the Cowboys' secondary and fans should expect a breakthrough second year. In the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Cowboys selected defensive end, Taco Charlton. Charlton is powerful football player who should pay immediate dividends as a pass rusher. 

Schedule: In 2017 the Cowboys host the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Chargers.

Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to see a sporting event or concert.  With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players through innovative field boxes and field level stadium clubs, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with six different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites typically include 20-30 tickets, 5 VIP parking passes and exclusive access to stadium clubs. In-suite amenities will include a private restroom, premium catering, bar and kitchenette, luxurious seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium additionally plays host to a number of exciting events in 2017-18, including the Advocare Cowboy Classic (Florida vs. Michigan), Arkansas vs. Texas A&M, Luke Bryan, Metallica, the Gold Cup Final and, of course, the Cotton Bowl.  

Offense: The Cowboys are off to a fast start in 2016.  The signing of Alfred Morris alongside the drafting of Ezekiel Elliot has added to the stable of talented backs running behind the Cowboys elite offensive line.  Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith and Zack Martin all made the Pro Bowl after enjoying excellent years plowing throug NFC East Defensive Lines and each of them are still young enough to keep getting better.  The biggest surprise of all has been the stellar play of rookie quarterback Dak Prescott while filling in for an injured Tony Romo.  The Cowboys are also blessed with a strong receiver group including Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasley, and Jason Witten in the tight end position.  This group is one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL.  

Defense: The Cowboys have solid talent on the defensive side of the ball.  The heart and soul of this defense, Sean Lee, is looking to build off of a career year in which he finished with 128 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 5 passed defended on the year.  Lee was named an alternate for the Pro Bowl, further validating the tantalizing potential that he has always shown in Dallas.  In the offseason, the Cowboys signed the former Eagles defensive tackle Cedric Thornton who will be a stalwart run-stopper on the interior of the Defensive Line.  The Cowboys have an exciting and talented front seven spearheaded by Demarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory.

Schedule: In 2016 the Cowboys host the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Houston Texans, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions 

Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to see a sporting event or concert.  With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players through innovative field boxes and field level stadium clubs, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with six different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites typically include 20-30 tickets, 5 VIP parking passes, exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, private restroom, in-suite catering (optional), bar and kitchen area, premium seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium plays host to a number of exciting events in 2016 and 2017, including Guns N Roses, Coldplay, the Advocare Cowboy Classic featuring Alabama vs. USC, Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, Luke Bryan, Texas Tech vs Baylor, and the Cotton Bowl.  

Offense: After a disappointing 2015 season, in which the Cowboys finished with only 4 wins the team is very optimistic about their chances in the 2016-17 season.  The signing of Alfred Morris and drafting of Ezekiel Elliot has only added to the stable of talented backs available running behind the Cowboys elite offensive line.  Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith and Zack Martin all made the Pro Bowl after enjoying excellent years plowing throug NFC East Defensive Lines and each of them are still young enough to keep getting better.  Head Coach Jason Garret has to be thrilled about potential of the Cowboys running game this year. The offense is back in the capable hands of Tony Romo after he was put on IR for most of last season with a broken collarbone.  Tony Romo missed 12 games in 2015 and the passing game wasn\'t the same without him.  Compounding the offensive struggles of the Cowboys, Dez Bryant never played like an All-Pro in the nine games that he was healthy.  Coming into the year the Cowboys are very excited about the receiver group as they will field a talented group consisting of a finally healthy Dez Bryant, the extremely talented Terrance Williams and the ever effective Cole Beasley.  Along with Jason Witten this group can easily reach 4,000 yards on the year as long as it stays whole for 16 games. The last time this group was all healthy together in 2014 the offense finished in the top 5 in scoring and top 7 in total yards.

Defense: The Cowboys have talent on the defensive side of the ball but unfortunately have lost their top two pass-rushers, Randy Gregory and Demarcus Lawrence, for the first four games of the season.  Luckily fo the Cowboys the heart and soul of this defense, Sean Lee, is looking to build off of a career year in which he finished with 128 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 5 passed defended on the year.  Lee was even named an alternate for the Pro Bowl further validating the tantalizing potential that he has always shown in Dallas.  In the offseason, the Cowboys signed the former Eagle defensive tackle Cedric Thornton who will be a stalwart run-stopper on the interior of the Defensive Line.  The Cowboys will have an exciting and talented front seven when Demarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory get back from suspension and will likely improve to become one of the better defenses in the league.

 Schedule: In 2016 the Cowboys will host the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Houston Texans, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions 

Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to spectate any event. With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with five different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites include: 20-30 tickets, 5-10 VIP parking passes, 10 standing room passes (optional), exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, private restroom, in-suite catering (optional), bar and kitchen area, premium seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium will be hosting a number of exciting events in 2016 including; Guns N Roses, Coldplay, the Advocare Cowboy Classic featuring Alabama vs. USC, Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, Luke Bryan and Texas Tech vs Baylor.