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Definitely jump on them! You’ll be good! I know people have their preferred sites, I haven’t used vivid personally. But as far as I know pretty reputable! Also, trust your gut parking! You can get fairly close parking for not too bad ($15-$25). I got pre-paid parking and walked like a mile to the fairground, never again

There’s already a pinned thread about it.

FYI, the Houston and Dallas section of the 3rd and longhorn site doesn't say you have to bring the item. I'm not allowed to edit the post for whatever reason.

Bears Tuesday Early on in camp, Ben Johnson said he wasn't sure whether the Bears are going to feature a wide zone or gap run scheme. Roschon Johnson feels like a lock to be the Bears' short yardage/goal-line running back again this year, but also on third down (where he was utilized on 51% of offensive snaps in 2024). "I think it'll just help us out when we get in those tough games, when we get in those situations where we really need to home something in and scheme something up," Roschon Johnson said. "I think the playbook is definitely detailed enough for us to do that."

Someone get those corndog underwear and make @Gerry Hamiltonsign them.

I take it we have to bring the item to be autographed.

Looks like the locker room was upgraded for the team.

Rams last week Second-year receiver Jordan Whittington continued what has been a strong camp on Saturday, including catching a deep ball from quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo that drew a big applause from the fans in attendance. After practice, coach Sean McVay said he has been "super impressed" with Whittington, praising how strong and "conscientious" the receiver is. "He's got the ability to play all three spots," McVay said. "He can really compete in the run game, and I think he's really continuing to increase his route volume. He's played really well." Whittington, a sixth-round pick in 2024, had 22 catches for 293 yards as a rookie. He is competing for the Rams' No. 3 receiver spot with Tutu Atwell and Xavier Smith.

Rams monday Nose tackle Poona Ford, who signed a three-year deal with the Rams this offseason, made an impression on defensive tackle Kobie Turner. Turner said Ford showed "his worth" on Monday because of how well he can stop the run. "The way that he commands attention, the way that he defeats double teams and then, obviously, he has a lot of pass rush ability that's going to be able to help us as well," Turner said. "And that's shown on the other days, but today was run heavy and, man, he showed up today really big." Ford faced double-teams on 62.1% of his pass-rush snaps last season, which ranked 17th in the NFL.

Dolphins Wednesday Camp recap: What is the biggest question to answer for your team in preseason games? Is this a quarterback battle between Quinn Ewers and Zach Wilson? Neither quarterback was particularly impressive during spring practice but both have turned it on two weeks into camp. Wilson has been the more consistent passer but Ewers is coming along quickly for a rookie. The obvious difference between the two is Wilson's NFL game experience, so it remains to be seen how Ewers will respond in a live game.

Dallas Thursday With Miles Sanders sitting with a bruised knee, rookie running back Jaydon Blue took more turns with the first-team offense. Schottenheimer has been happy with his work between the tackles, but he had a run up the middle that his burst was evident to get him to the second level.

Got my tickets, ready to ask @CJ Vogel about his dating life

More from espn this week: Indy Tuesday: Richardson completed 10 of 13 passes in the full-team periods of practice, connecting on some of the day's most impressive plays. That included multiple throws to emerging receiver Adonai Mitchell, who was dominant on Tuesday. Jones finished 14-of-17 in full-team periods, consistently moving the ball and the chains. The performance begged the question: What is the ceiling of the Colts' offense in 2025? "I feel like time will tell," Mitchell said. "I feel like we look great, especially being able to go against a new opponent. I just can't wait." Mitchell was all over the field on Tuesday, and his confidence showed in his body language -- and his actual language. After beating cornerback Nate Wiggins on a deep route during one-on-one drills, Mitchell looked over at assembled media and exclaimed that Wiggins was "burned toast!" Moments later, Mitchell beat Chidobe Awuzie for a touchdown in the same drill, and again offered commentary, saying, "I told you!" green bay Wednesday: Who has been your standout performer of camp? Matthew Golden. They haven't played a preseason game yet and there's still technically several more weeks of training camp practice, but the first-round pick sure looks the part. By most accounts, Golden hasn't dropped a single pass during a team period in camp. And it's not for a lack of opportunities: Both Love and Willis have targeted him regularly. denver Monday It's too early to tell what the future might hold for Sam Ehlinger, who has worked as the Broncos' No. 3 quarterback throughout the offseason and training camp. But Ehlinger, who spent four seasons with the Colts, has gotten his head coach's attention. "He's extremely athletic, he's comfortable throwing on the run, there's a little moxie to him,'' Broncos coach Sean Payton said. "Sometimes it can be little big for guys, but with him not at all. You feel like a guy who's played well before, his confidence and carries himself that way. He's very good off the pocket, very good off schedule. He's strong, I like the player a lot.'' Ehlinger has authored a smattering of big plays so far in camp, including a 50-yard throw on the run to rookie Courtney Jackson for a score in the drills Monday. Ehlinger figures to get the third preseason game -- against New Orleans -- to make his final case for the Broncos roster or showcase himself for another team. thursday Payton said Thursday that rookie cornerback Jahdae Barron, who was the team's first-round selection in April's draft, continues to show a far-beyond-his-years approach in his play. "He's extremely football smart, you're seeing him down things in disguise you'd see from a veteran at the nickel position ... his athleticism, his football IQ, you don't feel a rookie."

An aggy ring? A blueberry ring pop has more value

Do your best to break out of the back office side and be very clear you’re looking for deal team exposure wherever you go. Any opps at your old firm to transition over? Happy to go to PMs if you don’t want to clog the board.

Yeah, I'll put it right up there with Harvard-Yale which gets about the same attendance.

or Sanchez.

They are likely 8-4 or 7-5.... Trash

I've had decent luck in the UT Ticket Buy/Sell/Trade Facebook group, you can avoid the insane secondary market fees there That being said I've also bought on seatgeek and stubhub several times. You'll probably have more options there

Wow it took you a Netflix documentary to realize Kelly is a douche? 😂 Had you just not followed him much or what?? He does very little that isn’t douchey. 😂

After what seems like a billion years, I’m finally getting to go to a game this year! What’s the best site for tickets?

No doubt. I bet it’s incredibly low-scoring. Feels very unlikely that UM is gonna roll out a freshman QB in Norman against that OU D and is actually gonna score points. How OU is able to move the ball on offense in that game is gonna tell us a LOT about that team’s ceiling.

That Michigan game is yuuuuge for them