2. Cowboys Stadium: Out with the old, in with the new; the Cowboys may be an old franchise, but they clearly have made attempts to modernize their organization, starting with the stadium. In 2009, Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys spent 1.3 billion dollars on a brand new Cowboys Stadium, a luxurious, breathtaking spectacle. The new arena seats 80,000 people, all packed into one ear throbbing arena. However, what Cowboys Stadium is known for is a 2,100 inch screen at centerfield. It may be magnificent sight, but this scoreboard has created several problems. For example, in the stadium's preseason debut, Titans punter A.J. Trapasso hit the high definition TV, and made many people second guess wether or not the scoreboard's particular size is necessary. Cowboys Stadium will survive long into the future due to its modern design, and is likely to become one of America's largest landmarks.
