Cowboys Kickoff with Brad, Babe, Kristi and "The Dooce"

Online sales have ended, but tickets are still available at the door.

On Wednesday, Sept. 7th, just four days before the Cowboys' season opener against the New York Giants, join the longstanding radio team of Brad Sham, Babe Laufenberg and Kristi Scales for a unique inside look at the team's 2016 chances to win the NFC East and maybe much more. Moderating is fellow Cowboys insider and veteran Fox4 sports anchor Mike Doocy.

Tickets are $20 for Press Club members and $25 for non-members. Each admission includes beer, wine, soft drinks and delicious "gourmet bites."

Doors open at 6:00 p.m, panel begins at 7:00 p.m. at 3015 at Trinity Groves. We'll also have a companion charity raffle to benefit okaytosay.org, a mental health awareness initiative for which Brad Sham, Mark Cuban, Eric Nadel, Mayor Mike Rawlings and many more have cut supportive videos.

Those who buy their raffle tickets in advance online can take advantage of a special offer of 12 tickets for $20 (plus a small surcharge). At the "Cowboys Kickoff" event, the price will increase to $3 a ticket, or 8 for every $20 spent. So that's a substantial bargain for those who buy their tickets before Sept. 7th. They'll be waiting for you at the event. You must first purchase an admission ticket in order to be eligible to buy raffle tickets.

Here's what you can win:

*** A Dirk Nowitzki autographed jersey donated by the Dallas Mavericks
*** Baseballs signed by Cole Hamels and Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez donated by the Texas Rangers
*** A football autographed by Drew Pearson donated by FOX4
*** Two items signed and donated by Cowboys Hall of Famer Roger Staubach
*** Jamie Benn autographed cap donated by Ralph Strangis
*** Ezekiel Elliott signed football donated by the Dallas Cowboys
*** Marty Turco autographed puck donated by okaytosay.org
*** Darrell Royal autographed book donated by Bill Young
*** Two tickets to the Dec. 18th home game vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers donated by the Dallas Cowboys. Includes parking pass and two pre-game sideline passes to watch players warm-up from the field.