So did anybody else NOT watch the Dallas Cowboys whoop the Buffalo Bills. I surely didn't get to watch it. For some STUPID reason CBS felt the need to switch to the Steelers vs Bengals game because the Cowboys vs Bills game wasn't competitive enough for them.
Cowboys were leading in the 3rd quarter I think with a score of 31-7 (or somewhere around there) when the announcer said something along the lines of "Since the Cowboys have a good enough lead, we are gonna switch over to a more competitive game" (I don't remember exactly what was said word for word but it was something like that).
Like REALLY?
Has that EVER happened? Since when does the broadcaster switch games because a team is winning??
I was watching the Dallas Cowboys game for a reason, to watch the DALLAS COWBOYS! If I wanted to watch a different team, that's what I would have done!!
Texas and Cowboys fans didn't even get watch their own team. Thanks CBS.
Anyways, excuse my rant but the point of watching football is to watch your fave team not to get cut off right in the middle of the game. Plus, this was the BEST game of the season for the Cowboys and I would have liked to watch it and enjoy this awesome win.
Cowboys ended up winning 44-7.
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Michelle B.: that was our reaction! what the heck? lol still don't understand it.
Daniela chernichenko: that's what i thought too. that's why no one understood why cbs would take off a game at 3rd quarter because it wasn't competitive enough. i've seen that as well where they switch towards the end of the game or they will switch for a little back but then come back to the original game that was airing but not this time. they didn't switch back, give updates, highlights, NOTHING! Let's just say Cowboys fans were P.O.'d!
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I was watching the end of the Eagles game when they switched it the start of the Giants game. I'm a Giants fan, so I didn't mind, but since when did they switch games? I thought they always played out the games and then would switch to the next once it was over.