hi! can’t post this in the cowboys subreddit so wanted to ask here, when is ideally the best time to buy tickets for a game in general or more specifically a cowboys game? i’m planning on going to the home game vs commanders on september 22nd and as it stands rn the ticket prices seem to be stable as i’ve been checking every week but still kinda steep for nosebleeds. does anyone know if the prices will ever drop/is it worth waiting til the day of to buy tickets or might as well just buy them now? any tips appreciated, thank you!

I am looking to predict every game of the season in 2026. Is there a website where I can make all of my predictions, it will keep track of team records, show me seeding, etc? I can't find exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks

Did Gruden want out? Was he surprised by the trade?

I wasn't an NFL fan back then, so all I know is that it happened, and then Gruden won a Superbowl with TB.

I hear about the trade all the time (as a chronically online NFL fan), but never why it happened.

Why does draft status carry so much weight in roster cuts?

Let's say there are two players vying for the 6th wide receiver spot. One is a UDFA from this year (Jerry Potatoes) and one is a 3rd round pick from last year (Randy Lichen).

The UDFA, Jerry, has been impressive in camp and in all preseason games, including work with the first team offense. The 3rd rounder, Randy, had 3 targets in total last year, with no receptions, and has been less impressive and generally had a quiet camp. It's not the difference between a clear 1st-ballot hall of famer and perennial practice squad, but Jerry still seems to have performed better.

I keep hearing analysts saying Randy will make the team because he's a 3rd-round draft pick, as if that speaks for itself.

Assuming that there are no other factors (no behind the scenes stuff the public doesn't see, no big future financial obligations), why would Randy having been a draft pick make him more likely to make the team than Jerry? Don't teams want the best players on the field, above all else?

Is it mainly because the team doesn't want to appear to have been wrong about the draft pick? Or is there indeed some major financial obligation that would make it be prohibitively consequential to waive Randy rather than UDFA Jerry? Or are all the analysts just telling a story that isn't true?

I have seen draft picks waived (e.g. Justin Joly this year), but I keep hearing the "they kept him likely due to draft status" story out there in one form or another.

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[Geoff Mosher] #Eagles didn’t receive any waiver claims, but many former #Eagles were claimed: Cam Latu (NEP) Cam Williams (ATL) Myles Hinton (CIN) Kapena Gushiken (IND) Trevor Keegan (MIN via DAL)

I’m a current college Long Snapper who has a pretty extensive knowledge of the position. I know it’s a position that, especially newer NFL fans, may not know much about, so I’m happy to answer any and all questions you all might have about it!