7 Wonders of the World: The Dallas Cowboys 1.2 Billion Dollar Stadium and the 2011 Super Bowl XLV

The Dallas Cowboys are hoping that their 1.2 billion dollar stadium will usher in some good fortune to their team as they prepare for the upcoming 2010 NFL season. What may be more ironic about the Dallas Cowboys 2010 season situation is that Super Bowl XLV will be played in their luxurious stadium in 2011; indeed it was a bold move by Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to obtain the right to have this game played in the Cowboys Stadium.

There may be more than bragging rights at stake for the Dallas Cowboys in 2011 if they can muster up the star power to appear in Super Bow XLV. It would seem that Tony Romo will have to almost perform a miracle in order to lead his team into Super Bowl XLV, but then again it may be more courage that the Cowboys will need for a chance to play in Super Bowl XLV.

It may be great fanfare for the Cowboys aficionado to enjoy the festivities of the upcoming Super Bowl in 2011 stadium, but most of this will mean nothing if the Cowboys do not make the Super Bowl, indeed the pressure will be intense to live up to this expectation.

Without a doubt opposing defenses will be gunning for Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo, and it will be their mission not to make it an easy task for the Cowboys to play a Super Bowl in their own first year anniversary stadium.

Brute force will not get the Dallas Cowboys into the playoffs and beyond, it may take and demand Tony Romo to have one of his best seasons ever to gain the right to appear in Super Bowl XLV.

If by chance Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys defense can lead their team into Super Bowl XLV - it may be a special season for the Cowboys team, but if they do not make the divisional playoffs it may be a season that the Cowboys may want to seemingly forget.