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By John Clayton
ESPN.com Monday, August 31, 2009 Dan in Duluth, Minn., sides with Jerry Jones on the Dallas Cowboys' scoreboard controversy. He notes that Cowboys Stadium's high-definition screen is mounted 90 feet above the field -- five feet above the league specifications for an overhanging structure. Dan supports the idea that the Cowboys mounted the scoreboard with the full understanding that it complied with the approved limits, so it would be unfair of the NFL to ask Cowboys owner Jones to pay considerable money to fix it. As it turns ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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