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Dallas Cowboys Stadium Continues Streak of Giant Screen Fails
After their giant screen blocked a punt, you'd figure the owners of the Dallas Cowboys stadium would be extra careful with their massive displays—but it looks like somebody didn't shut down his computer properly. Whoops! [Thanks, Richard!]NFL to Let the Cowboys Keep Their Punt-Blocking HD Screen In Place
Despite the fact that the Cowboys' new 180-foot HD screen has already blocked a punt and the NFL season hasn't even started yet, the league is going to let it stay put. At least this year. More »Punt Hits World's Largest HD Video Screen in Cowboys Stadium
During last night's Tennessee-Dallas game, a Titans punter actually hit Dallas's massive 180-foot-long HD screen, creating a bit of a situation: The play isn't reviewable, and there's no provision for a replay. The solution may cost millions of dollars. More »Dallas Cowboys' World's Largest HD Video Screen Debuts
The 25,000+ square feet display just debuted today at the Dallas Cowboys stadium. It's the world's largest video screen. More »Dallas Cowboys Stadium Will Have World's Largest Video Screen