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What do you think about playing two out of three Super Bowls?
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The New York, New Jersey, area is getting a new football stadium to open later this year. It will house the two NFL football teams, the Giants, and the Jets. The area has supported two football teams for over forty years. Both teams at this point in pre-season appear to be contenders to play in the Super Bowl in Dallas 2011.

I find it weird because Dallas will have host both New York teams. The so called "Americas

 Team" owned by an oil wild cat Jerry Jones. The reason I bring this up is because I think a change would be beneficial to the NFL. That is play two out of three games, the winner has to win two games. The third game if necessary would be played at a neutral site. The first two games would be played at the teams home field. The current system if it remains favors a possible home team advantage. There certainly would be an attraction to additional football. What do you think about the change? 

 Tony Mike Nerone

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