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SI columnist: Take Jerry Jones and his whiz-bang stadium out of the Super Bowl rotation

By SportsDayDFW.com
Published 20 April 2011 01:17 PM



While submitting his thoughts on the recent release of the 2011 NFL schedule, SI.com columnist Don Banks appeared unhappy with the Dallas Cowboys receiving “maximum prime-time” television exposure.
The Cowboys will play five prime-time games in 2011, which does not include its Thanksgiving Day game.
“It's worth noting, but not a bit surprising, that the other five teams to receive such a strong vote of confidence from the league office this year all made the playoffs last season: the Colts, Jets , Ravens, Steelers and Eagles. All but the Colts and Eagles won at least one playoff game last January,” Banks wrote.
Added Banks: “For decades now, the NFL's mantra has been the same in terms of prime-time scheduling: When in doubt, give 'em Dallas. To that I say, sure, whatever. Just do me a favor and take Jerry Jones and his whiz-bang stadium out of the Super Bowl rotation for the next 30 years or so. Much obliged.”
 

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Gee,Mr.Banks,Cowboys must've beat the piss out your favorite team,huh?

They put the Cowboys on prime time because of the ratings.

I'm certain just as many haters tune in(Don Banks)as fans,hoping they'll shoot themselves in the foot.

In spite of the bad publicity(Don Banks)over the seating,the North Texas Super Bowl was a great success,for the area and the league.

This,in spite of the inclement weather,which some idiots(Don Banks) seem to think is normal and/or controlled by Jerry Jones.

In closing,I'd like to say that I think CNNSI.com hires too many sportswriters who plainly show bias(Don Banks),therefore rendering their website into a steaming pile of excrement(Don Banks).

I'd like to note however,they do redeem themselves somewhat every year with the swimsuit edition.I'd be happier however if they showed a little more vag(Don Banks).
 

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It's all in the name. Win or Lose the product sells.

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