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"They've gone soft.

Super Bowl XL sure don't stand for 'extra large' in my book." According to NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy, the league has had "growing concerns" for some time over the thrust of ads for ED drugs.

"Their focus has shifted from a men's health perspective to a lifestyle-performance agenda," said Mr.

McCarthy.

"We felt the competition belonged on the field, not in some hot tub overlooking Laurel Canyon." NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue reinforced that sentiment.

"The Super Bowl is huge," said Mr.

Tagliabue.

"It's way big enough to sustain itself without the help of ED drugs or their advertisements." Although many men complained of a let down following the NFL's announcement, several women’s advocacy groups were pleased with the league's decision.

Men get Viagra, The popularity of erectile dysfunction ads during football games leads to what Ms.

Nomer calls "the postgame syndrome." "A lot of men take Cialis at halftime," Ms.

Nomer explained, "and by the time the game's over and their wives want to watch something else, the husbands...

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