Cowboys owner Jerry Jones threw a stray jab at the Cincinnati Bengals while under oath testifying in the ongoing NFL Sunday Ticket trial.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones threw a stray jab at the Cincinnati Bengals while under oath testifying in the ongoing “ NFL Sunday Ticket” trial.
“We have been clear throughout that it is a premium product. Not just on pricing but quality,” Goodell said during cross-examination in a Los Angeles courtroom. “Fans make that choice whether they wanted it or not. I’m sure there were fans who said it was too costly.” Jones is expected to be called to the stand again, the AP reports, alongside television executive Sean McManus of CBS.
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