Dallas, home of the Cowboys, is once again vying for the title of best football city in America, but does it truly deserve the crown? While some studies say “yes,” the team’s recent performance leaves many fans unconvinced.

**WalletHub Ranks Dallas Highly**

WalletHub ranked Dallas as the second-best city for football fans in a recent study[1][6]. This recognition is thanks to the Dallas Cowboys, also known as “America’s Team,” which is the most valuable franchise in the entire country, worth a whopping $9 billion[1]. The team led the NFL in regular-season attendance for the past two seasons, averaging 93,000 fans per game[1]. The Cowboys also have the second-highest number of Super Bowl wins, tied with the San Francisco 49ers[1]. They also boast the highest number of NFC East division championship wins[1]. Dallas also received a No. 2 ranking for Best-Performing NFL Teams in the same study[1].

**Arguments for Dallas**

* **Passionate Fan Base:** Despite not having any recent Super Bowl appearances or wins, America’s Team has a highly devoted fan base and games that bring in massive numbers[1].
* **Economic Impact:** The Cowboys bring in massive revenue and popularity to the city[1].
* **AT&T Stadium:** Dallas tops all markets in venue score[2].

**The Counterargument: Recent Playoff Failures**

Despite these accolades, Dallas’s recent playoff failures cast a shadow on its claim to the “best football city” title. The Cowboys fell short on their journey to Super Bowl LVIII, losing to the Green Bay Packers 48-32 on Jan. 14[1]. For many fans, recent success on the field is a more important factor than historical achievements or economic impact.

**Other Contenders**

WalletHub’s study ranked Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as the top city for football fans, followed by Dallas and then Green Bay, Wisconsin[1].

**Fan Frenzy: Does Dallas Deserve the Title?**

The debate over whether Dallas is truly the best football city in America is sure to continue. While the city boasts a rich football history, passionate fan base, and a state-of-the-art stadium, recent playoff disappointments have left many fans wanting more.

With the 2025 season on the horizon[4], the Cowboys will have another opportunity to prove that they deserve to be called “America’s Team” and that Dallas is, without a doubt, the best football city in the nation.