Jerry and entire Jones family is pretty blind to what is going on, but when the Cowboys start getting flexed out or primetime slots it's going to be hard to ignore. This sort of thing is what Jerry cares about the most, and when his team is out of the light completely, he'll know.
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Jerry can't see the very clear writing on the wall.
He's made some really bad decisions over the last 18 months. The response to the curtain situation shows he's oblivious at this point.
Not saying he has to sell, but he has to step back and let the professionals step in and run football Ops, not him or his family.
He's made some really bad decisions over the last 18 months. The response to the curtain situation shows he's oblivious at this point.
Not saying he has to sell, but he has to step back and let the professionals step in and run football Ops, not him or his family.
nothing is changing any time soon. They will blame this terrible season on key injuries, hire a hot young coach, draft a new star with the high first rounder and start selling the new era.
Grapesoda2525 said:Is he really now? Stadium still full? Ratings still high?AgsWin2011 said:double aught said:
Guys. I took my daughters for a walk today during the game. Beautiful weather. Much better use of time.
This. I haven't watched a full cowboy game this season and probably won't (first season ever). It was too nice outside. Went for a motorcycle ride with a buddy around 3. When I got home, played catch outside with my boys and then grilled for dinner. Much better time spent. I came inside, caught up with key plays and that was enough for me to see what another **** show it was.
Jerry sucks and he is losing a lot of support here in DFW. Rightfully so.
AT&T Stadium doors are open
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 10, 2024
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Doubt he makes any changes.
Cowboys traded a 4th round pick last year for Trey Lance who apparently can't beat out Cooper Rush. What was the point of that? Just giving away draft picks for no reason. The 49ers seem happy with the guy they picked in the 4th round: https://www.reddit.com/r/49ers/comments/1ggmg2r/halfway_through_the_season_is_malik_mustapha_the/
Then it appears the Cowboys have done it again by trading a 4th round pick for a guy with no accomplishments in Mingo. This could easily turn out to be a ~Top 100 pick in the draft. These guys are flailing at this point and it is only going to get worse committing so much money to an injured 31-year old QB.
Then it appears the Cowboys have done it again by trading a 4th round pick for a guy with no accomplishments in Mingo. This could easily turn out to be a ~Top 100 pick in the draft. These guys are flailing at this point and it is only going to get worse committing so much money to an injured 31-year old QB.
0% chance of this happening. I guarantee that Jerry has a very clear plan for ensuring family control after he's gone.Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:AgsWin2011 said:double aught said:
Guys. I took my daughters for a walk today during the game. Beautiful weather. Much better use of time.
This. I haven't watched a full cowboy game this season and probably won't (first season ever). It was too nice outside. Went for a motorcycle ride with a buddy around 3. When I got home, played catch outside with my boys and then grilled for dinner. Much better time spent. I came inside, caught up with key plays and that was enough for me to see what another **** show it was.
Jerry sucks and he is losing a lot of support here in DFW. Rightfully so.
I'm here too. I went from 1983 to 2009 when my wife had cancer without missing a single quarter of Cowboys football. We are talking 3-13, 1-15. Then again 2010 - 2023 without missing a full game. I have completely checked out on this organization now. It's super frustrating when us as fans can see answers and solutions year after year and the Jones family cannot
Jerry Jones will not sell. He will not wanna risk the blow to his ego if another owner comes in and starts winning. Our best hope is Jerry kicks the bucket and his estate ends up in an inheritance mess like the 49ers and Dolphins a few years ago and the family is forced to sell
They'd be stupid to sell. Its not like the organization is losing money. They're the most valuable sports franchise on the planet and top 2nd place by like 20%Spaceship said:
There is ZERO chance the Jones family ever sells in the foreseeable future. The brand is too intertwined with the family identity.
I think the only real hope is for this franchise to become less and less relevant over the coming months and years. If the Joneses team plays less and less primetime football, has less star players, begins to miss the playoffs consistently etc., then perhaps they would step back and let someone else try to fix it.
OR they would double down on their bad decisions, which is what they've historically doneTksymm7 said:
I think the only real hope is for this franchise to become less and less relevant over the coming months and years. If the Joneses team plays less and less primetime football, has less star players, begins to miss the playoffs consistently etc., then perhaps they would step back and let someone else try to fix it.
True, but jerry is not going to live forever, so he won't have say eventually.
And then you get Stephen, who is Jerry but worse.Tksymm7 said:
True, but jerry is not going to live forever, so he won't have say eventually.
TxAG#2011 said:I don't doubt you are correct, but he could just open the roof, which he never does for some reason.Grapesoda2525 said:
Supposedly the reason for lack of a curtain comes from the old Texas stadium where some old players, coach, or announcer said that god literally looks down on the cowboys thru the big hole in the middle of Texas stadium.
The old stadium was a massive dump, but we did win super bowls there and Jerry must want to preserve some way for "god to look down and see his team".
It's silly because the glare from the sun usually always hurts us more than the other team. I really hope we lose every game at this point and let mcclay go to work in the draft room.
Cost. At the end of the day, Jerry's a penny pincher.
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nothing is changing any time soon. They will blame this terrible season on key injuries, hire a hot young coach, draft a new star with the high first rounder and start selling the new era.
No hot young coach is coming here, this program is toxic due to who runs it.
You'll get a retread at HC like Kellen.
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FTAG 2000 said:TxAG#2011 said:I don't doubt you are correct, but he could just open the roof, which he never does for some reason.Grapesoda2525 said:
Supposedly the reason for lack of a curtain comes from the old Texas stadium where some old players, coach, or announcer said that god literally looks down on the cowboys thru the big hole in the middle of Texas stadium.
The old stadium was a massive dump, but we did win super bowls there and Jerry must want to preserve some way for "god to look down and see his team".
It's silly because the glare from the sun usually always hurts us more than the other team. I really hope we lose every game at this point and let mcclay go to work in the draft room.
Cost. At the end of the day, Jerry's a penny pincher.
Idk if this is true but if it is it's weird because he didn't used to be this way.
Personally I think it's a case of Stephen Jones (who by most accounts is the real personnel guy) insisting in trying to make himself always look like the smartest guy in the room and always failing miserably at it. He's got Daddy convinced he can win titles while saving money and Daddy just keeps buying into it every year. Stephen has no idea what he's doing and has no clear plan ever.
I think this is true. I also think and heard there are so many lawsuits against Jerry and company for bad behavior it has to be impacting the financial health. Between the poor decision making and the fact that he has so many other business deals (not all can be a hit) I certainly believe there is a cash flow issue.Orlando Ayala Cant Read said:FTAG 2000 said:TxAG#2011 said:I don't doubt you are correct, but he could just open the roof, which he never does for some reason.Grapesoda2525 said:
Supposedly the reason for lack of a curtain comes from the old Texas stadium where some old players, coach, or announcer said that god literally looks down on the cowboys thru the big hole in the middle of Texas stadium.
The old stadium was a massive dump, but we did win super bowls there and Jerry must want to preserve some way for "god to look down and see his team".
It's silly because the glare from the sun usually always hurts us more than the other team. I really hope we lose every game at this point and let mcclay go to work in the draft room.
Cost. At the end of the day, Jerry's a penny pincher.
Idk if this is true but if it is it's weird because he didn't used to be this way.
Personally I think it's a case of Stephen Jones (who by most accounts is the real personnel guy) insisting in trying to make himself always look like the smartest guy in the room and always failing miserably at it. He's got Daddy convinced he can win titles while saving money and Daddy just keeps buying into it every year. Stephen has no idea what he's doing and has no clear plan ever.
Two years ago I hired a guy to my team who at the same time was interviewing for a position with the Cowboys (finance role). He had 2 interviews with them and got an offer, but turned them down to take our offer. He said the personal drama and dysfunction oozed from the interview, especially the 2nd one. They were not shy about it.
What's interesting to me is that I don't recall a bunch of plays where the sun interfered with the other team. I just don't remember saying "the sun saved us on that one!" very many times.
But I can recall BUNCH of times where it screwed up one of our plays... a few of which were interceptions that we dropped because we couldn't see.
Just another example of AT&T NOT being home team friendly!
But I can recall BUNCH of times where it screwed up one of our plays... a few of which were interceptions that we dropped because we couldn't see.
Just another example of AT&T NOT being home team friendly!
People scampering in like rats to watch a 3-3 team with a backup QB play.Zachary Klement said:Grapesoda2525 said:Is he really now? Stadium still full? Ratings still high?AgsWin2011 said:double aught said:
Guys. I took my daughters for a walk today during the game. Beautiful weather. Much better use of time.
This. I haven't watched a full cowboy game this season and probably won't (first season ever). It was too nice outside. Went for a motorcycle ride with a buddy around 3. When I got home, played catch outside with my boys and then grilled for dinner. Much better time spent. I came inside, caught up with key plays and that was enough for me to see what another **** show it was.
Jerry sucks and he is losing a lot of support here in DFW. Rightfully so.AT&T Stadium doors are open
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) November 10, 2024
Cowboys vs. Eagles at 3:30 CT pic.twitter.com/aVUUGWY8rF
Doubt he makes any changes.
Yeah…… Jerry's going to be hurting soon!
I still remember a game where we played the giants and still had Jason witten where we lost at home and all the radio was talking about was the excuses our receivers gave for not being able to catch the ball because of the glare / light.jr15aggie said:
What's interesting to me is that I don't recall a bunch of plays where the sun interfered with the other team. I just don't remember saying "the sun saved us on that one!" very many times.
But I can recall BUNCH of times where it screwed up one of our plays... a few of which were interceptions that we dropped because we couldn't see.
Just another example of AT&T NOT being home team friendly!
This thing hurts us way more than the other teams by a mile for some reason.
Because other teams just run it down the cowboys throat from the 25 since the stadium opened while the cowboys have to pass it. The team is a finesse team, always has been since the turn of the century.
F' it. Go wishbone triple option this next game. Cant look worse that current $#$t they are running out there as QB play. Make Trey earn his paycheck.
from a 2017 article:
because maybe, one day,
Death Star sun angle reasoningQuote:
In 2016 the Arlington City Council agreed to allow the city and the Texas Rangers to partner in building "Texas Live!," the $200 million entertainment district that stands between Globe Life Park and AT&T Stadium.
HKS, the Dallas-based firm that designed AT&T Stadium, knew that designing the stadium meant looking into the future. Executive Vice President Bryan Trubey addressed the issue head on last year as a guest on The Ticket.
Trubey called the development of the stadium a master plan that will "play out some day and the alignment between the stadium and the ballpark is one of the key elements to the entire master plan."He explains that the end zones were specifically left open because the impact of the sun "won't be fractional once the entire area is developed." This way, the district and the stadium itself will hold their highest value.Quote:
"When you get to the west side of the stadium, when we get the higher densities there, when you have 14-, 15-story buildings, which is not out of the realm of possibility, it's a completely different situation," Trubey said.
Leave it to Jerry Jones to turn the sun into a business decision. But seriously, looking at this completely missed catch by Brice Butler on Sunday really makes you wish Jerry would put up some curtains on the east and west end zones. Maybe a little window/mirror tint?
because maybe, one day,
I wanna see our defense pissed off, not confused, maybe a little murder in their hearts
Reload12, 11/4/11
Are they going to be a high rise on the corner of Rogers and Collins? Tear down the bank and put one there too?EllisCoAg said:
from a 2017 article:Death Star sun angle reasoningQuote:
In 2016 the Arlington City Council agreed to allow the city and the Texas Rangers to partner in building "Texas Live!," the $200 million entertainment district that stands between Globe Life Park and AT&T Stadium.
HKS, the Dallas-based firm that designed AT&T Stadium, knew that designing the stadium meant looking into the future. Executive Vice President Bryan Trubey addressed the issue head on last year as a guest on The Ticket.
Trubey called the development of the stadium a master plan that will "play out some day and the alignment between the stadium and the ballpark is one of the key elements to the entire master plan."He explains that the end zones were specifically left open because the impact of the sun "won't be fractional once the entire area is developed." This way, the district and the stadium itself will hold their highest value.Quote:
"When you get to the west side of the stadium, when we get the higher densities there, when you have 14-, 15-story buildings, which is not out of the realm of possibility, it's a completely different situation," Trubey said.
Leave it to Jerry Jones to turn the sun into a business decision. But seriously, looking at this completely missed catch by Brice Butler on Sunday really makes you wish Jerry would put up some curtains on the east and west end zones. Maybe a little window/mirror tint?
because maybe, one day,
I'm speechless…
The sun is causing a glare in the Cowboys press conference room.
— Jonah Javad (@JonahJavad) November 11, 2024
So there’s a shield to block the sun from Mike McCarthy’s face.
Novel concept. pic.twitter.com/BKxp0Wn0I3
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Jerry didn't build that stadium for football... he built it for his ego, for hos wife to fill with art, and to set records for concerts and other events.....
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Jerry didn't build that stadium for football... he built it for his ego, for hos wife to fill with art, and to set records for concerts and other events.....
And Mike Tyson and Jake Paul! Lol **** Jerruh. If he cared he would have hired a GM a long time ago. I wish fans would stop supporting him. That's POSSIBLY the only thing that will help him see the light. But let's face it, Cowboys fans are just as bad as t-sips. And I'm a Cowboys fan. People are going to buy apparel. I'm pretty much cutting all ties and rooting for the Fight Dan Campbell's.
Maybe advertisers should start backing away from Jerry too...
I'm going to Tyson-Paul. Might be the most entertaining event at ATT this year.
The savagery.
It took the Dallas Stars only one period tonight, to match the Dallas Cowboys offensive output from yesterday. pic.twitter.com/d4JGv5YMPa
— Mike Leslie (@MikeLeslieWFAA) November 12, 2024
The Cowboy brand is inelastic, that it doesn't matter if they are good or not. Fans will never leave no matter how bad they are. Sure they will complain, but they will always come back.
Just look at some of the posters on this BB who would get on their knees for Jerry…
And you can't say, " Love the cowboys; hate Jerry."
You might love what the cowboys were, but sadly the Cowboys are Jerry now and Stephen next…
Just look at some of the posters on this BB who would get on their knees for Jerry…
And you can't say, " Love the cowboys; hate Jerry."
You might love what the cowboys were, but sadly the Cowboys are Jerry now and Stephen next…
"Real skill comes without effort"
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Yeah, the reality is starting to set in that we really are no different than the Raiders. Al Davis dying did nothing because his son is equally terrible at managing a NFL team.
The Cowboys appear to be headed down the same path and we will see no tangible differences post Jerry. The ONLY thing we have going for us over the Raiders the past 20 years is we caught lightening in a bottle twice with an Un-Drafted QB and then a 4th Round QB.
The Cowboys appear to be headed down the same path and we will see no tangible differences post Jerry. The ONLY thing we have going for us over the Raiders the past 20 years is we caught lightening in a bottle twice with an Un-Drafted QB and then a 4th Round QB.
Elon should buy the Cowboys…
and cnn and msnbcTyHolden said:
Elon should buy the Cowboys…
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