Off top, the Cowboys defeated the Bills to win Super Bowl 27 in Pasatina, California.

That game was supposed to be held in Arizona.

But the NFL decided to move it because Arizona residents twice voted to reject Martin Luther King

Day as an official holiday.

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This is the Dominique Fox worth show.

What's up, Charlie?

I think you knew that fact already.

I feel like if you've been around me, you've heard me yell that before.

That's somebody about something.

But I think I'd normally frame it as the NFL using its leverage in like,

I remember using it a lot when we were talking about Kaepernick and people were like,

is your politics out of my football?

I was like, well, and kind of is always in there.

But the one thing that I think gets missed kind of remembered is like,

the NFL was not trying to be noble and they were open about it at the time.

I think Tagliaboo had a quote, the commissioner at the time that said,

we should remove the game from political controversy and avoid being a target.

So long as it is in Arizona and the alleged controversy is unresolved,

people will reach out and use us as a target.

So he wasn't like a freedom fighter, but whatever.

Yeah, I was 10 in 93.

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