[VIDEO] Americans Are Still Acting Like Violent Soccer Hooligans at NFL Football Games

The good ol' days of comraderie and fun times at U.S. sports stadiums are fading away. Now, the stands are filled with chaos and going to a game feels as sketchy as a New York subway.

At a recent Dallas Cowboys vs. Philadelphia Eagles football game, things got crazy yet again. Two fans went at it in a wild brawl, wrecking thousands of bucks' worth of cool memorabilia.



From TMZ:

The scrap went down during the Cowboys' win over Philadelphia ... when a man wearing a Raiders Michael Crabtree jersey got into it with a Dallas fan.

It's unclear what started it all ... but video from the scene shows the two were throwing some serious haymakers at each other -- before they spilled into a pop-up shop full of rare, signed jerseys, photos and more.

Thankfully, while the two were going at it, none of the items appeared to be damaged.

The guys, however, continued to slug each other even after they moved on from the memorabilia tent ... punching each other in the face over and over again.

No word on if any arrests were made -- the footage of the tilt cut out before the fight concluded -- but it seems bystanders ultimately stepped in to calm things down.

No doubt, there's some serious tension going on in our stadiums.

It's a bit tricky to figure out exactly  what's stirring the pot, but it's pretty obvious that social and economic issues are just adding fuel to the fire.