America’s Team could soon be taking over America’s second biggest city.The Rams have issued a reminder that tickets to Saturday night’s game against the Cowboys at the L.A. Coliseuim are available to be purchased. And if Rams fans haven’t Cowboys fans definitely will.Cowboys fans don’t travel well per se; they’re simply already everywhere. The fact that they’ve had so little postseason success since winning their last Super Bowl 23 years ago is a testament to the power of the brand.But the last year the Cowboys won the Super Bowl was the first year of a two-decade NFL hiatus from L.A. Youth Jason Witten Jersey , and a generation of Angelenos grew up free to root for any team, including the one that squatted on a nickname that resonates from coast to coast.Remember the 2016 preseason game between the Cowboys and Rams that marked the NFL’s return to L.A.? That meaningless game had a postseason vibe. This very meaningful postseason game will have a Super Bowl vibe. And it could feel a lot like a Super Bowl being played in Dallas.And that could help Dallas secure the ability to play for a berth in the Super Bowl for the first time since January 1996.Cowboys Poll: Who do you blame for the Cowboys 11 sacks so far? Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the Cowboys offense is not good this year. Yes, the offense featuring the 2016 Offensive Rookie of the Year and the 2016 rushing champion looks absolutely awful through three games. In fact Jason Witten Jersey Stitched , the only offense to have scored less points so far is the Arizona Cardinals, who just benched their quarterback for rookie Josh Rosen. Dallas doesn’t have those kinds of questions, though - at least Youth Tyron Smith Jersey , they’re not supposed to. Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott are supposed to be the franchise centerpieces, but both have struggled in different ways. Dak has had a rougher go of it, for sure Dallas Cowboys Connor McGovern Jersey , and the passing offense is particularly bad. Part of the issue is that Prescott has been sacked 11 times so far, which is tied for fifth most in the NFL. For a team whose offensive line is stocked full of All Pro’s and blue-chip talent, that shouldn’t be happening. How can Dak be successful if he’s getting sacked so frequently? Answer: he really can’t. But what is the source of these sacks? Below is a montage of all 11 Dak sacks so far. Which brings us to our question of the day: