Jerry Jones: NFC Super Bowl representative will be asked to wear Cowboys uniforms

Dallas, TX--The Super Bowl is only eight short weeks away and the team hosting the big game this year has, sadly, just about been eliminated from contention. The disappointment in the Metroplex this season over the futility of the Cowboys has been difficult for the entire region. A supposedly competitive team lead by a Pro Bowl quarterback appeared to be a formula to bring the club out of the tunnel on February 6, 2011 in their gleaming, monstrosity of a stadium. In order to feel like his team is playing in that game, however, the team's owner is requesting the Cowboys' uniforms be worn on that day. "If the Cowboys can't be in the Super Bowl this season, which they won't be, then I ask that the NFC team that does reach the league's showcase game in Dallas wear the colors of my beloved team. It will make me and the greater Dallas area feel a little better," said Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones. "I would even entertain the idea of the AFC team wearing the uniforms. At the very least, could someone wear our helmets? Work with me on this one."