Oct 29th 2008 3:00PM by Stephanie Stradley (author feed)
Filed under: Texans, AFC South, NFL FansThis season, FanHouse writers take their cameras to NFL stadiums to document what happens when you stop being polite and start getting real. Or something. We’ve cleverly titled it “FanHouse in the Stands.”

The end zone seats at many stadiums are usually where you can find some of the most passionate fans. They are the closest seats to the field that are semi-affordable to regular fans.

At Reliant Stadium, there is a section of seats in the north end zone that the Houston Texans call “The Bull Pen.” It’s a section where standing the entire game is pretty much mandatory, and they don’t recommend families sitting in that area.

Last Sunday, courtesy of some friends, I sat in the front row of The Bull Pen, and I wanted to give you a flavor of what it is like. This entry includes semi-vulgarity, fashion don’ts and cheerleader dancing video….very up close…for those of the FanHouse readership who like that sort of thing.Continue Reading