Kristi Scales is the sideline reporter for the Dallas Cowboys Radio Network. She writes this column for The Dallas Morning News after each Cowboys game.

That would be none other than Mike Tyson. The boxer was at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, where his heavily-advertised bout against Jake Paul is scheduled to take place in November. Tyson and Brady hung out on the star before today's game.

New Orleans Saints fans took over AT&T Stadium on Sunday, parading out of the arena with a second line after their win over the Dallas Cowboys:

The Cowboys must figure out how to gain yards running the ball. Through two games, Dallas has run the ball 46 times for an average of 3.7 yards per carry. Rico Dowdle and Ezekiel Elliott have run 56 yards each in two games. Dallas will need a lot more from those two to beat the Ravens.

If you want to be there to root the Cowboys — or Saints — on to victory, last-minute tickets are still available. At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on standing room only passes was $68 before fees on Vivid Seats. Seats start at $186 before fees.

The New Orleans Saints are looking to start 2-0 for the second straight season when they travel to face the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Our staff breaks down how they

Brace yourselves for NFL Week 2, as it brings us an anticipated battle between New Orleans Saints and Dallas Cowboys.

The Dallas Cowboys had a rough Week 2, losing at home to the New Orleans Saints, 44-19. It was a blowout from the start and the afternoon turned into a party for Saints fans. That party spilled out into the streets following the game as the Who Dat faithful held an impromptu parade outside AT&T Stadium.

As a Saints fan myself, I'm feeling pretty good today. Of course the New Orleans Saints looked pretty good in week 1, beating the Carolina Panthers 47-10. But while Saints fans were happy that our offense seemed to have risen from the coma it was in last