$1.3 Billion Dallas Facility Shut Down for 2 Weeks as Cowboys Stars Put Up Massive Numbers in Texas’ Glory Event

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has done a lot for the team ever since taking over as the owner in 1989. Acquiring for a sum of $150 million back then, it is now one of the richest sports franchises in the world with a net worth of $8 billion. He even built a new stadium for the franchise, which became famously dubbed the ‘Jerry World.’ The AT&T stadium not only hosts the Cowboys and their games in the NFL but also other major events.

He also developed the Ford Center, a multi-purpose 12,000-seat indoor stadium that is also used by the team for operations and as a practice field. And recently, the facility has been shut down for two weeks to celebrate a glorious event for the people in Texas. An event that is close to their heart apart from their support for the Cowboys. The event even saw many players of the Dallas Cowboys come up in numbers to grace it with their presence.

The Dallas Cowboys facility hosts the 2023 ACM Music Awards

The 58th Academy of Country Music (ACM) awards were held on earlier this month at the Ford Center. Country music is a big part of the people in Texas. And the Country Music Awards is a big eventful night for them. 

Not only did the best country musicians come together for the event but also players for the Dallas Cowboys graced the red carpet of the event. Country music is a big part of the Texas lifestyle. And the event saw the likes of Dolly Parton and Garth Brooks host the event live from the Ford Center in Frisco, Texas. Musicians like Lainey Wilson and Chris Stapleton went home bagging various awards on the night.

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But the ACM Music Awards also saw Cowboys players take off their helmets and put on their best suits as presenters during the event.

Dak Prescott and Emmitt Smith take the stage as presenters

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, along with hall of fame RB Emmitt Smith, were given the opportunity of being the presenter of awards at the ceremony. Both Prescott and Smith joined a group of country music artists who were ready to take the stage to present the awards to the best performers in country music.

Both the NFL players donned their own version of the Cowboys hats while sharing the stage with each other to present the “song of the year’ award, which was bagged by Cole Swindell for “She had me at Heads Carolina.” While the people of Texas will be high on celebrations from the eventful night, they will also be looking forward to cheering for their team in the coming season ahead.

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