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Showing posts with label Monday Night Football. Show all posts

Friday, September 30, 2011

Sportaholic Monday Night Football Photos.



For those who missed the first Sportaholic Monday Night football party at DJ’s Pub and Grub, its time for us to rub it in your face. Here are the pictures of the night taken by Ashley Danielle:







Lindsey of the Neon Kisses looks in disappointment as her team goes down to the Cowboys. She was a bunch of fun as she remained defiant as her team went down. Beer and Football just makes people get acquainted quickly as you can see from this photo.












The crowd was shown a good time and you can see by the look on everyone faces.


















Two our winners in the prize giveaways. This lady knew everything trivia question about sports.













Bryan Thomas of Noomizo and Kandy Payne of Beatknockin.com. Our winner for the Titans cheerleader calendar looks excited about his new eye candy.








The Sportaholic looking on in his Tony Romo jersey and Ashley Danielle is all smiles as well.


Patrons who participated also received prizes such as the Tennessee Titan cheerleader calendar autographed by all of the Titan girls, two free tickets to a comedy show at Zanies, free drinks, and much more. We have more trivia games and giveaways in store this weekend. It was a festive night and everyone seemed to enjoy the game as the Cowboys took down the Redskins.



For those who are looking for a place to relax and have a good time come on down to DJ’s each and every Monday night.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Monday Night Review: Disaster in Dallas

If you thought it couldn't get any worse for America's team, you thought wrong. The Cowboys fell to the Giants last night 41-35, but more importantly loss starting Qb Tony Romo for at least 8-10 weeks with a broken Collarbone. That is just a devastating blow to the popular preseason Super Bowl picks. Their season effectively ended with Romo's injury.



The play occurred in the beginning of the second quarter. Linebacker Michael Boley busted through the Cowboys line at full speed and just leveled Romo. As soon as I saw it, I knew it was bad. Romo lay on the ground motionless, grimacing in pain. Boley himself was quoted as saying he heard “Romo let out a little scream.” That scream was surely echoed by owner Jerry Jones, who was witnessing the end of his team’s season. All the Super Bowl talk and being the first team to host and play in the Super Bowl ended on that one vicious hit.



The game itself had such a promising start for Dallas. Eli Manning threw an interception to Terence Newman on the fourth play of the game and Newman returned it to the Giants five yard line. A Marion Barber rush for one yard and than a five yard pass from Romo to tight end Jason Witten would lead to a Dallas touchdown. On New York’s second drive, Manning would be picked off again by Gerald Sensabaugh, who returned it to the Giants 18. From there Romo completed a 13 yard pass to Martellus Bennett but the drive would stall and Dallas would settle for a field goal.



The Giants got back into the game with a good drive that ended with a Hakeem Nicks touchdown catch. On the next drive Romo led the Cowboys to a field goal and the Dallas defense forced New York to punt on their next drive. On the punt, Rookie Dez Bryant made a nice cut up field and was able to find a seam and was off to the races for a 93-yard return. That score made the game 20-7 and that would be as happy as the story gets for Dallas. From that point, New York would go on to five unanswered scores and put the game out of reach. Eli Manning caught fire in the middle of the second and would finish 25 of 35 for 306 yards 4 touchdowns but also 3 interceptions.



Dallas would later add two cosmetic touchdowns going to Dez Bryant but the game was never really in doubt after the Romo injury. The Cowboys now sit at 1-5 without their starting QB. Jon Kitna looked a mess running the offense and could never get it going until the game was out of reach. The season ended all on the Boley blitz in that instant. The question now becomes how far will Dallas fall this season? Will Coach Wade Phillips be able to survive the turmoil that will ensue now? One thing is for sure, for this season the Cowboys are down and out.