Allie’s Predictions: Stadium and Arena Predictions for WWE PPV (Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania, and Summerslam) For the next 10 years

Since 2019, the Royal Rumble took place in a baseball stadium. As of 2021, Summerslam took place inside a football arena similar to when Wrestlemania started in 2007. This made me think where we would see all of these PLEs take place in the next 10 years. So here are my predictions for future stadiums and baseball fields that will host a WWE event from 2024 to 2034, excluding any major events (pandemic, war) that can effect how the PLEs will run.

Royal Rumble

YearCityStadium/Arena/Field
 2024 Tampa, FL Tropicana Field
 2025 Atlanta, GA State Farm Arena
 2026 San Diego, CA Petco Park
 2027 Milwaukee, WI American Family Field
 2028 Houston, TX Minute Maid Park
 2029 Seattle, WA T-Mobile Park
 2030 Toronto, ON, Canada Rogers Centre
 2031 San Antonio, TX Alamodome
 2032 Detroit, MI Ford Field
 2033 Phoenix, AZ Chase Field
 2034 Miami, FL Loan Depot Park

Wrestlemania

YearCityStadium/Arena/Field
 2024 (40) Philadelphia, PA Lincoln Financial Field
 2025 (41) Minneapolis, MN US Banks Stadium
 2026 (42) Las Vegas, NV Allegiant Stadium
 2027 (43) Nashville, TN “New” Nissan Stadium
 2028 (44) Indianapolis, IN Lucas Oil Stadium
 2029 (45) Santa Clara, CA Levi’s Stadium
 2030 (46) Atlanta, GA Mercedes-Benz Stadium
 2031 (47) Arlington, TX AT&T Stadium
 2032 (48) New Orleans, LA Caesar’s Superdome
 2033 (49)Kansas City, MO Arrowhead Stadium
 2034 (50) Rutherford, NJ and Flushing, NY Metlife Stadium, Citi Field (NXT)

Summerslam

YearCityStadium/Arena/Field
 2024 Cleveland, OH Progressive Field
 2025 Kansas City, MO Arrowhead Stadium
 2026 London, UK Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
 2027 Phoenix, AZState Farm Stadium
 2028 Baltimore, MD M&T Bank Stadium
 2029 Orlando, FL Camping World Stadium
 2030 Rutherford, NJ Metlife Stadium
 2031 Charlotte, NC Bank of America Stadium
 2032 Montreal. QB, Canada Olympic Stadium
 2033 Houston, TX NRG Stadium
 2034 Los Angeles, CA Sofi Stadium

What’s Next

By Mike Rifkin

The NFL world witnessed the end of an era when the Patriots and Bill Belichick decided to part ways after 24 seasons and one of the greatest dynasties in all sports. So the question then became, where does Bill Belichick go next? 

Outside New England, other openings for head coaches included Atlanta, Carolina, Tennessee, Seattle, Washington, LA Chargers, and Las Vegas. Atlanta was the only team in this group to at least give Belichick an interview, and they did that twice. But Atlanta has hired Rams’ defensive coordinator Raheem Morris as their next coach. So what’s next for Belichick?

Seattle and Washington are the two jobs that remain open, but neither team has called him for an interview. Let’s say that these two teams don’t give Belichick a call; he will open the season at home watching the games. But here is a list of teams that, if they get off to a rocky start next season, can call Belichick to see if he can save them. 

New York Giants – this is Belichick’s dream job. He was the defensive coordinator for the Giants Super Bowl teams in 1986 and 1990. If Brian Daboll’s team struggles again next season, could John Mara call Belichick?

Dallas Cowboys – Hand up. I would like to see the roster tug-of-war between Belichick and Jerry Jones, but with Mike McCarthy having another first-round exit in the Playoffs, if Dallas starts slow next season, the fan base might call for McCarthy’s departure. 

New Orleans Saints – Last offseason, the Saints acquired Quarterback Derek Carr and thought they’d compete in the NFC. Instead, they underachieved and missed the playoffs again. Yet they remain hopeful that Dennis Allen and Derek Carr can lead them back to the promised land. 

Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles were the NFC representative in the Super Bowl last year;  thus, they shouldn’t be on this list. Well, this year, the Eagles started 10-1 and looked like world beaters, but after a 37-34 Overtime win over the Bills, the Eagles lost five of their last six games, lost their stranglehold on the NFC East and got flat out beat by the Bucs in the Wildcard round.32-9. Now, the team has fired both coordinators, but if they struggle again out of the starting gate next year, could Nick Siriani be ousted? 

These are just four options that Belichick could have if the Commanders or Seahawks don’t call his name. There is more to come for one of the greatest coaches in the sport’s history, 15 wins shy of breaking Don Shula’s all-time wins record. 

True Greatness

By Mike Rifkin

Most experts thought this was the year that the Kansas City Chiefs faltered. Whether it was the talent at the receiver position or based on what they saw during the regular season, most people didn’t think the Chiefs would be on the cusp of another Super Bowl. For the first time in his career, Patrick Mahomes was on the road for a playoff game and, of all places, Buffalo. The Chiefs knocked off the Bills 27-24 in another classic between these two teams. Mahomes was 17-23 for 215 yards and two touchdowns, both of which went to Travis Kelce. That set the record for a Quarterback and Receiver duo in the playoffs, breaking the record set by Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski. 

Mahomes took over as the Chiefs starting quarterback in 2018 and has never missed the AFC Championship Game. Mahomes is now tied for seventh All-Time in Playoff wins with 13 with Roger Staubach, Brett Favre, and Ben Roethlisberger. 

Mahomes and company have one more difficult task if they want to reach another Super Bowl. That is going on the road again and beating Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens. But whether the Chiefs get there or not, this run has been phenomenal. A team that looked dead in the water during the season and looked the most vulnerable than they have ever looked in the Mahomes era is on the cusp of another appearance in the grandest game. Appreciate the true greatness we are witnessing.

Baseball Hall Of Fame 2024

By Mike Rifkin

Next Tuesday, the Baseball Hall Of Fame will announce their class of 2024. Players need at least 75% of the vote to be enshrined into the Hall. Players also will have ten years on the ballot to get in; otherwise, they need the Veterans Committee to put them in. If a player receives less than 5% of the vote, that player will drop off the ballot entirely. Here’s how I would vote for the 2024 class for the Baseball Hall Of Fame

FIRST YEAR Eligibility

Joe Mauer – The 2009 AL MVP played 15 seasons for the Minnesota Twins. Mauer won three batting titles (2006, 2008,2009) and is the only catcher in history with three batting titles. Mauer also won five Silver Sluggers and three Gold Gloves. 

Adrian Beltre – Beltre played 21 seasons for the Dodgers, Mariners, Red Sox, and Rangers. Beltre won five Gold Gloves and four Silver Sluggers. Beltre hit 477 Home Runs and 3,166 hits. All of that should be able to put him in Cooperstown. 

HOLDOVERS 

Todd Helton – Like Mauer, Helton played his entire career with one organization, the Colorado Rockies. Helton won three Gold Gloves and four Silver Sluggers. Helton’s career average is .316. The writers should not hold Coors Field against Helton. 

Andruw Jones: Jones is a ten-time Gold Glove winner in Center Field. Jones has 434 career Home Runs; the only players with more than 10 Gold Gloves are Willie Mays, Ken Griffey Jr, and Mike Schmidt (all in the Hall). 

Billy Wagner – 422 saves, which is the sixth All time. A career 2.31 ERA. Billy Wagner was a dominant reliever throughout his career. His 0.098 WHIP is the lowest All Time for a reliever with at least 700 innings pitched. 

Torii Hunter – Hunter is a nine-time Gold Glove winner and a two-time Silver Slugger winner. Hunter had one of the most famous catches in All-Star Game history when he robbed Barry Bonds of a homer. (It’s not something you put on the plaque, but if you’ve never seen it, YouTube it). 11 seasons of 20 or more Homers as well for Hunter. 

Gary Sheffield – Sheffield is in the top 30 All-time in Home Runs, Walks, and RBI. Sheffield was a member of the 1997 World Series Champion Florida Marlins. He won five Silver Sluggers in his career.

Carlos Beltran- Beltran is a three-time Gold Glove winner and a two-time Silver Slugger. Beltran was a tremendous Center Fielder in his career. Beltran is one of four players with 1,500 runs scored, 2,700 hits, 400 Home Runs, and 300 steals ( Barry Bonds, Willie Mays, and Alex Rodriguez). Beltran also hit 16 Playoff Homers. He had one of the greatest Postseasons in 2004 and won a World Series 2017. 

Omar Vizquel – A member of two Cleveland Indian AL Championship teams. Vizquel won 11 Gold Gloves in his career and eight seasons of 20 or more stolen bases. Vizquel has 2,877 hits and is in the top 15 All-Time in Games Played (2,968). 

Yes, I have Gary Sheffield in the Hall, not Alex Rodriguez or Manny Ramirez. Yes, all three have a PED connection, but Sheffield never tested positive and has been more open about it than the other two. At some point, Baseball has to acknowledge the Steroid era took place, especially since the man who saw it (Bud Selig) is in. But for now, these are the names I’d vote for in the 2024 Baseball Hall Of Fame. 

Giants Season Recap

By Jeff Knapp

After a hopeful 2023 season, the NY Giants 2023 season is finally over after a lackluster 6-11 record. Coach Daboll has a lot of work ahead of him going into the 2024 season, which includes the sixth pick in the draft and two second-round picks, followed by a third-rounder. How will they use that draft capital?

The two most significant issues they will face until free agency and draft day will be the future of Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley. Will Jones get cut or take a pay reduction, and will Barkley sign a multi-season contract with the team?

Like anything, there are good and bad for each team during each season, and since the bad heavily outweighs the good, let’s take a brief moment to look at the good from the 2023 season.

NY went TommyCutlets crazy for about a month when he came in after both Jones and Taylor went down with injuries and led the Giants to three straight wins over the Commanders, Patriots, and Packers but was benched for Tyrod Taylor against the Eagles in week 16.

Saquon Barkley had a good season for a horrible offensive line by rushing for 962 yards, 6 TDs, and an additional 280 receiving yards for 4 TDs. 

Although Giants Veteran Darius Slayton led the team in receiving yards and TDs, second-year receiver Wan’Dale Robinson showed us he’s back from last year’s rookie injury and led the team in receptions. 

Although his stats don’t jump off the page, there is a lot of promise for the rookie out of Tennessee, Jalin Hyatt, who showed off his speed and quickness and had his best game of the season against the Patriots with five receptions for 109 yards. 

Over on Defense, the Giants hit the jackpot by signing LB Bobby Okereke, who had a monster season for the G-Men. He racked up 149 total tackles, 92 solo, 2.5 sacks and two ints.

Safety Xavier McKinney showed us why he needs to stay long-term by being one of the best defensive players on the Giants when he’s on the field. This year, he had 116 tackles, 78 solo, three ints, and 11 passes defended.

Speaking of the backfield, rookie corner Deonte Banks showed us why he deserved to be taken with our 1st round pick. He ended the season with 64 tackles, two interceptions, and 11 passes defended.

Now that we have the pleasant moments out of the way, let’s talk about what didn’t go right for the Giants and at times; I feel like Coach Wally Riggendorf in Necessary Roughness during his “pep talk speech” Most sports movie fans know what I’m talking about, when mentioning what’s gone right.

The Giants had their fair share of shortcomings and, none more evident than the offensive line, and they sure were offensive. They stopped rushing defenders like a screen window stops airflow. The team allowed 84 sacks, the 2nd most in the over 100 years the league’s in around. Rookie Tony Devito was sacked 37 times, including nine times in week 11 against the Commanders (but somehow won). Daniel Jones was sacked ten times against the Seahawks. It’s difficult to gauge a quarterback when he’s on his backside more than when he’s upright and throwing. Because of this, Daniels Jones finished the season on IR, and Tyrod Taylor led all the Giant QBs with a measly 1341 passing yards and 5 TDs.

That same O-Line only allowed Barkley to gain 3.89 yards per carry, and, sadly, all three starting QBs had more rushing yards than the backup running back Matt Breida, who only had 151 rushing yards for 1 TD.

The Defense, despite the top play of Okereke, McKinney, Micha McFadden and Kayvon Thibodeaux, who led the team in sacks with 11.5, including three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery, the Giants defense gave up the 5th most TDs, with 48, 6th most total yards per game with 361.7, 14th most passing yards per game (229.3) and 4th most rushing yards per game (132.4) and 7th most points allowed per game (23.9)

Here is the crazy part: they were tied for 1st with a +12 turnover differential. That’s like being at the fullest but eating the least.

As of this writing, Giants special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey, offensive line coach Bobby Johnson, outside linebackers coach Drew Wilkins, and defensive assistant Kevin Wilkins were fired. Wink Martindale resigned, although he had a great 2022 season. I was hoping he’d right the ship for the 2024 season. Strength and conditioning coach Craig Fitzgerald and running backs coach Jeff Nixon left for other opportunities, which is excellent. They had more Giants getting injured than I’d care to imagine. 

The Giants have some thinking to do with those currently on the team who are headed to free agency with the 24 unrestricted free agents they currently have, including RB Saquon Barkley, safety Xavier McKinney, QB Tyrod Taylor, CB Adoree Jackson, and LB Isaiah Simmons, which I’ll be covering all those in my 2024 off-season choices and predictions.

BEASTS OF THE EAST ONCE AGAIN

BY Mark Halpern

I usually write an article with stats and players who deserve awards for what they do. I’m going to keep this short and sweet. The Cowboys went into D.C. and destroyed the Commanders 38-10, making them the kings of the NFC East once again. They will host the Green Bay Packers next weekend at AT&T Stadium.

        The entire team showed up and played at their top level while the Eagles faltered against the Giants and possibly lost A.J. Brown for playoffs. The Cowboys knew that if they won, they would win the division, and they played like they were prepared to take the crown while the other lost to the N.Y. Giants.

      The Dallas Cowboys have been on a tear at home, and Green Bay is coming but will be missing a crucial part of their past successes. Can the Cowboys erase some demons in the Wild Card Round?

Pressure’s On

By Mike Rifkin

The NFL Postseason is here, and that has fans excited. Players and coaches can create or add to their existing legacies. If Patrick Mahomes loses in this playoff, it does nothing to what he has already accomplished. But what about the other Quarterbacks in the playoffs? This article will number the quarterbacks in each conference with the most pressure and why. 

NFC :

  1.  Dak Prescott – One of the most challenging jobs in football is to be the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys. Dak will receive MVP votes and lead his team to the NFC East title, but he has to get to the NFC Championship Game for me to be assured he’s the Cowboys quarterback in the long term.

2) Jalen Hurts – The Eagles have spiraled out, losing five of six games, which is something you don’t want before the playoffs. Are all of the problems his fault? No, but we judge based on Quarterbacks today, and last I checked, Philly was in the Super Bowl last year and was the prohibited favorite this year; if Jalen Hurts can’t turn this around, it’ll be quite the offseason in the city of brotherly shove.

3) Brock Purdy – Mr. Irrelevant- is relevant and, like Prescott, will get some love in the MVP race. Last year in the NFC Championship game, Purdy got hurt, and it was downhill for the Niners from there. They’re the favorites this year; if they fail, people will look at Purdy; this could be a national statement that looks good for Purdy. 

4) Matthew Stafford: To be fair, I’m only putting Stafford here because who knows how much longer he can play at this high level. He did win a Super Bowl a few seasons ago, but if he does it again, he will be a surefire Hall Of Famer (I already think he is). 

5) Jared Goff – I don’t think there’s much pressure on Goff, but based on the two other QBs, I have to put him here. He has to lead a team that has never been in this spot before; let’s see how they respond. 

6) Jordan Love – What do you do in your first year replacing Aaron Rodgers? You lead your team to the playoffs. It hasn’t always been pretty for Love this year, but a nice playoff run could make people outside of Green Bay believe he’s the guy. 

7) Baker Mayfield – The former number one overall pick has found his new home in Tampa. Baker rejuvenated his career in Tampa, leading them to the NFC South title. Baker can play loose, but the Bucs are a dangerous team this playoff.

AFC : 

  1. Lamar Jackson  – The MVP frontrunner has the most pressure in the AFC. Lamar has checked many boxes this season. His playoff numbers could be better. He needs a good playoff to get those critics off his back. 

2) Josh Allen – Outside of Baltimore, the Bills are the hottest team in football at the moment. In the playoffs the past few years, Mahomes and Joe Burrow outdueled Allen; now, Mahomes’ team isn’t what it usually is, and Burrow isn’t in the way, so Josh Allen needs a good playoff run to solidify himself. 

3) Tua Tagovailoa – I’m not sure who is criticized more between Tua and Dak Prescott. But if Tua and the Dolphins go on a nice playoff run, that’d be a way to silence some critics and earn Tua a very nice payday. 

4) Joe Flacco – Yes, it sounds weird that there’s pressure on Joe Flacco when he has saved the Cleveland Browns’ season. But a terrific playoff run could get Joe Flacco an opportunity to start somewhere next season. 

5) Patrick Mahomes – Mahomes has already won two Super Bowls, but I’ll put him here because as long as he’s around, you expect him to figure something out as Tom Brady would. But he might have to play on the road in the playoffs for the first time.

6) CJ Stroud – He’s going to win Rookie Of The Year, but the standard in Houston has been set. Stroud and company are playing with zero pressure and can relax and play loose because no matter who they play, the pressure’s on the other team. The future is bright in Houston.

7) Mason Rudolph – Whoever the Steelers decide to play for the playoffs has no pressure on them because nobody thinks the Steelers can make a run. They could showcase themselves for other teams, but the most minor pressure is in Pittsburgh for this exercise. 

Renew or Reboot- Pro Wrestling Contracts

We are already at the beginning of 2024 and many contracts in WWE, AEW, the newly TNA, NJPW, and other wrestling promotions are expiring soon or have already expired. This year, there are many famous pro wrestlers whose contracts are up. Some will resign and others will “reboot” themselves in another promotion. Here is the list of pro wrestlers whose contracts are up in 2024 and my predictions on if they resign or reboot with the help of Fightful.com

WWE: Alexa Bliss: 2023-2024: Leaving WWE to focus on her music career
Drew McIntyre: Early 2024 (Fightful Report)- Leaving WWE and signing to NJPW
Becky Lynch: June 2024 (Fightful Report)-Resigning with WWE
Seth Rollins: June 2024 (Fightful Report)-Resigning with WWE
Ricochet: Summer 2024- Unsure about him. I think he should leave WWE and return to NJPW
Jinder Mahal: Summer 2024- Leaving WWE and signing with TNA
Kofi Kingston: December 2024-Resigning with WWE leading into a backstage role
Big E: December 2024- Retiring but Resigning with WWE as a backstage role
Xavier Woods: December 2024-Resigning with WWE leading into a backstage role
Randy Orton: Signed multi-year extension through at least 2024 (Could have injury time added)- Resigning with WWE
Kevin Owens: 2024 (Fightful Report)-Resigning with WWE

  • AEW:QT Marshall: Through 2023, QT resigned from AEW & will be a free agent on 1/1/24 (Fightful Report)- Staying in AAA
    MJF: January 1st, 2024 (as claimed by him)– Renewing his contract
    Tony Schiavone: April 2024-Renewing his contract
    Andrade: Summer 2024-Going back to WWE
    Bryan Danielson: September 2024-Resigning but more of a backstage role with AEW and ROH
    Dustin Rhodes: September 2024 (Fightful Report)-Retirement
  • NJPW:Kazuchika Okada: End of January 2024– Renewing his contract and signing with AEW simultaneously
    Clark Connors: April 2024 (Fightful Report)-Sign with another company. Not sure which one yet. I’m thinking TNA or WWE.
  • Impact/TNA:Dirty Dango: Through 2023-Resigning with TNA
    Deonna Purrazzo: Through 2023 (Fightful Select reports that Deonna will be a free agent on January 1st, 2024-Officially in AEW as of January 3rd, 2024
    Rich Swann: Sometime in 2024-Resigning with TNA
    PCO: Through 2024-Staying and resigning with TNA
    Brian Myers    : Through 2024-Resigning with TNA
  • MLW: Alex Hammerstone: In a Social Media post on 12/8/23, Hammerstone stated he will be a free agent on 1/1/24.-I can see him either renewing his MLW contract or going to TNA.
  • NWA:Kamille: Kamille’s contract reportedly ends at the end of 2023.- Has signed with NXT on WWE.

 It All Comes Down To This

By Mike Rifkin

The last game of the 2023 NFL Regular Season will have a significant impact. The Bills and Dolphins will face off on Sunday Night; the winner wins the AFC East and will be the second seed in the AFC. While the Dolphins have already clinched a playoff berth, the same cannot be said for the Bills, so if they lose, they could be watching the playoffs from home. 

Last week, the Dolphins ran into the buzzsaw that is the Baltimore Ravens. Lamar Jackson was phenomenal, with 321 passing yards and five touchdowns. The Ravens’ defense forced three turnovers and sacked Tua three times. A positive came away from this game: the play of De’von Achane, who had 107 yards rushing and a receiving touchdown, taking over for Mostert.

The Dolphin’s injury woes continued; Jaylen Waddle and Raheem Mostert were out due to injuries before the game. During the game, the Dolphins lost Xavien Howard and Bradley Chubb. Chubb tore his ACL late in a game that was already over, and now his season is over so that Miami will move on without their top two sack guys in Chubb and Jaelan Phillips. Waddle and Mostert will be game-time decisions for Sunday night’s showdown, as will linebacker Jerome Baker, who got activated off IR earlier this week. The offensive line will get a boost with Robert Hunt’s return after missing the last four with a hamstring injury. 

Josh Allen has owned the Dolphins with 31 touchdowns and five interceptions in his career. In Week four, Allen threw for 320 yards and four touchdowns, three of which went to Stefon Diggs. Diggs has topped 70 yards once in the Bills’ last five games, but the Bills have rode James Cook, who has been great over the last few weeks. The same could be said for the Bills defense that forced four turnovers last week against the Patriots. 

Keys to the game

  1. Christian Wilkins and Zac Sieler – The interior of the Dolphins’ defensive line has to be great with all of the injuries. Containing Allen and Cook in the run game will be huge. 
  2. Achane – Whether Mostert plays or not remains to be seen. But the Dolphin’s identity is to run the football; Mike McDaniel will have to use Achane a lot on Sunday night. 
  3. To blitz or to not blitz – Josh Allen is great against the blitz, and Vic Fangio only sometimes loves to blitz. Do all of these injuries force him to change his game plan? The other thing on defense is, will he let Jalen Ramsey travel with Stefon Diggs? 

Will the Bills win their fourth consecutive division title, or will the Dolphins win their first division title since 2008? It all comes down to Sunday night. Will the playoffs go through Buffalo or South Beach?

YOU HAVE ONE JOB

BY MARK HALPERN

    If you had asked me three weeks ago, could Dallas win the NFC East? I answered, “Unless the Eagles falter, they will go in as the fifth seed.” Sometimes, things go your way, and Cowboy fans might get an extra present for the new year, which is a chance to win the Division and have a home playoff game.

   A lot of pieces had to fall into place for this to happen, and because the Philadelphia Eagles have collapsed over the second half of the season to make this possible. 

   Dallas will be facing a Commander team that has nothing to lose by going all out against one of their biggest rivals of all time. The Commanders could damper the Cowboys’ ambitions of winning the Division. In this game, we will see no players resting on either side. Dak will be under the microscope of every analyst in the sport. Can he take this team back to stardom and to the Super Bowl? Prescott has played at the same level since his first snap in week 1. The Cowboys must play at the top of their game to be taken seriously in the playoffs. The offense needs to play their game and not play safe as, yet again, that term “Trap Game” comes into play, but I think the boys are ready. The Cowboys need to see Pollard have a solid game running the ball, and I would like to see Gallup featured a little to get him in playoff mode, as he has had a rough season. The biggest concern on the offense side is the injuries to the offensive line. Tyron Smith, Zach Martin, and Tyler Smith have been nursing injuries shown over the last three games. Tyler Smith has torn the Plantier Facia in his foot but has been able to practice on a limited basis. The Cowboys got some insurance with the resignation of La’el Collins, who was added to the practice squad and, pending physical, could be ready for this game and the Playoffs.

   The Defense has a game here to round into form, as they need to prepare for whoever will be in the first round. The Defense needs to ensure stopping the run, as they have been very vulnerable over the past few weeks. The Secondary is one of the best in football, and with the Commanders needing a reliable name behind center right now, turnovers could be plenty this Sunday.

   Win, and the Cowboys win the NFC East, finish at the #2 seed, and will host the Wild Card round; lose, and they could fall to 5th and would face the winner of the NFC South at their home stadium. With Jimmy’s induction into the Ring of Honor, this Cowboys team has a new fire lit under them, and it’s time for America’s TEAM to return to form.