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As I write this it's sleeting, raining, snowing and -- what the what? -- lightning-ing in Collin County. With any luck I'll be out at Super Bowl XLV Media Day later this morning.
It's Media Day, of course, that's giving us such dramatic moments in the past such as Leon Lett suffering a panic attack at XXVIII and running off the field, Duane Thomas offering his famous "If it's the ultimate game why do they play one every year?" before VI and and in advance of XXII some knucklehead reporter asking Doug Williams "So how long have you been a black quarterback?"
Stay tuned. I'll have my Top 10 Media Day observations, God and Old Man Winter willing.
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