This goes way back to 1996.
One can only wonder what NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue was thinking when he presented Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones the Vince Lombardi Trophy, after Dallas' 27-17 victory.
Only a few hours before Sunday's game, Tagliabue, on ABC's "This Week With David Brinkley," lashed out at Jones for his marketing deals.
"Jerry Jones dishonors the agreement he made when he came into the NFL partnership," Tagliabue said. "He takes what does not belong to him. The NFL is what we sell. It belongs to 30 teams, not the Dallas Cowboys."
Tagliabue went to war with Jerry another time over the Deon Sanders contract. According to Jerry Jones, Tagliabue told Jerry that he would take The Thanksgiving day game away, and Jerry would never see the Cowboys in a nationally televised game, again.
In "NFL private circles", it is well known that Tagliabue told certain owners, that Jerry Jones would never make it to another Super Bowl as long as he was commissioner."
Since Roger is Tagliabue's stepchild, I wonder if the feeling still stands?