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Dear Jerry Jones: Cowboys Fans Beg You To Set Them Free

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What happened Roger Staubach inspired a lifetime of Dallas Cowboys fandom, but Jerry Jones' 30-year Super Bowl drought is testing even the most loyal fans.
The headline split The center frames it as "Dear Jerry Jones: Cowboys Fans Beg You To Set Them Free". The right frames it as "Cowboys staffer calls out Jerry Jones after 49ers fans take over AT&T Stadium".
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CenterDear Jerry Jones: Cowboys Fans Beg You To Set Them Free

RealClearPolitics · Center · News report

Right / center-rightCowboys staffer calls out Jerry Jones after 49ers fans take over AT&T Stadium

New York Post · Center-right · News report

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New York PostNews report · Nov 15, 8:53 PM

Cowboys staffer calls out Jerry Jones after 49ers fans take over AT&T Stadium

The 7-1 San Francisco 49ers are facing the 4-5 Dallas Cowboys at the iconic AT&T Stadium on Sunday. But the game might feel like a home contest for the 49ers fans, given how many of their f...

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RealClearPoliticsNews report · Nov 15, 7:35 PM

Dear Jerry Jones: Cowboys Fans Beg You To Set Them Free

Roger Staubach inspired a lifetime of Dallas Cowboys fandom, but Jerry Jones' 30-year Super Bowl drought is testing even the most loyal fans.

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