Texans' Tailgating: Where Meat, Booze, Tattoos, Porta-Potty's and Big Ol' Grills Get Together (SLIDESHOW)
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| Photo by Chasen Marshall |
| Tailgating done right, but not "Best of"-worthy. |
Texans fans were confident and cocky around the mish-mash of cars, RVs, tents and debauchery that was Tailgate City yesterday morning, outside Reliant Stadium.
Riding high on its spotless 2-0 record, TexansNation seemed to believe a trouncing of the rival Dallas Cowboys was a sure thing. And that thinking was justified. The Cowboys were winless and were yet to show themselves as viable contenders in the NFC. Meanwhile, the Texans were popular picks among the media as the surprise stars of the new season.
Riding high on its spotless 2-0 record, TexansNation seemed to believe a trouncing of the rival Dallas Cowboys was a sure thing. And that thinking was justified. The Cowboys were winless and were yet to show themselves as viable contenders in the NFC. Meanwhile, the Texans were popular picks among the media as the surprise stars of the new season.
And so Texans fans were merry. It looked like a red and navy blue version of Mardi Gras had come to south Houston. Parties were bustling, and the food and booze was plentiful. Hair Balls decided to show up for the pre-game festivities and see what Texans tailgating was all about.
In honor of the "Best of Houston" issue coming out this week, we decided
to come up with our "Best of the Texans-Cowboys Tailgating Scene (With
The Occasional Farfetched Category Just Because We Liked The Image),"
combined with some high school yearbook categories that seemed
appropriate. Twelve awards in all. Enjoy.
12. Most Dedicated |
| Photos by Chasen Marshall |
11. Most Unoriginal
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10. Most Desirable
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9. Most Friendly
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