Left Behind

Jan 24, 2011 at 10:16 AM

!The 2009 NFC Playoff loss at Minnesota was Adams' 188th and final appearance with the Cowboys.

there won't be a single sight that will make me smile during Super Bowl week so much as the big fella sitting at a podium having to answer questions on Media Day. The entire time I was around him, he might've said two sentences.

I realize most Cowboys fans are currently biting their nails about Pittsburgh's chance to take a commanding lead with a seventh Super Bowl win, and you've got every right to root against them. But if the Steelers do beat Green Bay, everyone should be happy for Flo.

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