The cellphone temperature read 98 degrees as Dallas Cowboys fans stood in line, which stretched from the Ford Center to the street. Jerseys, sequin shirts and the unforgiving Texas heat did not deter fans at all. When the doors opened, fans wanted a glimpse of the hottest ticket in town: the Dallas Cowboys.

The audience mostly reacted with shock and laughs, but the NFL has had an increasingly aggressive push to expand football globally.

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Oprah Winfrey, Morgan Freeman and Snoop Dogg are among the celebrity narrators lending their voices to the Hall of Excellence, a new sports memorabilia museum that’s popped up at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

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One anonymous league insider (executive, coach or scout) told a recent pollster that the New York Giants will reach the Super Bowl this season.

NFL fans have sent a "warning" to Europe about the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl could one day be played overseas. While the NFL remains a solely American sport - at least in terms of where the teams are based - the league has made a growing effort to invest internationally.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Tony Romo Says Jerry Jones Isn't to Blame for Cowboys’ Super Bowl Drought. As the Cowboys' decades-long Super Bowl drought drags on, former Dallas quarterback and NFL analyst Tony Romo wants people to stop pointing the finger at Jerry Jones.