Eagles vs Cowboys 2017-2022 Jerrah Lies

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From 2017-2022 (6 seasons)

Eagles:
58-39-1
Playoffs 5/6 years
6-3 playoff record
2 Super Bowls, 1 win (so far)

Cowboys:
57-41
Playoffs 3/6 years
2-3 playoff record
0 Super Bowls, 0 Conference Championships

Tell us again, you drunk old fool, how you play for being good very year, while the Eagles take an "all-in" get lucky approach.

It's depressing and disgusting that this lying deluded buffoon is the face of our once proud franchise.
 
Staubacher said:
From 2017-2022 (6 seasons)

Eagles:
58-39-1
Playoffs 5/6 years
6-3 playoff record
2 Super Bowls, 1 win (so far)

Cowboys:
57-41
Playoffs 3/6 years
2-3 playoff record
0 Super Bowls, 0 Conference Championships

Tell us again, you drunk old fool, how you play for being good very year, while the Eagles take an "all-in" get lucky approach.

It's depressing and disgusting that this lying deluded buffoon is the face of our once proud franchise.
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He was giving examples of teams that went all-in and had success in the all-in seasons. Obviously anybody would do that if they were guaranteed those results.

The problems with all-in are the teams that tried it and failed. Skins, pre-2014 Cowboys, etc..

Comparison
You are including the all-in seasons. If teams suffered from all-in it would be in the non all-in years.
 
I don’t always agree with Jerry Jones. But, many on this board love to go to extremes - both positive and negative. I also understand that the Jones family owns this franchise and most likely will for a very long time. Just my personal approach, but I can’t get so worked up over something that I blow it out of proportion and significantly increase my stress levels. I love reading opinions and thoughts, links to articles, etc. But, some of this is so dramatic…. relax and enjoy life a little.
 
xwalker said:
He was giving examples of teams that went all-in and had success in the all-in seasons. Obviously anybody would do that if they were guaranteed those results.

The problems with all-in are the teams that tried it and failed. Skins, pre-2014 Cowboys, etc..

Comparison
You are including the all-in seasons. If teams suffered from all-in it would be in the non all-in years.
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You fail to comprehend. Eagles aren't doing all-in, as how Jerrah is putting it, all or nothing. They've been relevant and made the playoffs 5 of the last 6 years.

Dallas, who Jerrah claims is doing it right every year, has made it half the time in the last 6 years. And this is a good stretch for them in the last 3 decades.

The Eagles ownership and general management is running circles around Jerrah long term, not just this year.

Get it yet?

He's full of it and lying and stretching to defend his crappy tenure as GM since Jimmy left.

If you wanna defend Jerrah's babbling nonsense excuse making go right ahead.
 
I'd rather go all in, try and fail then not try. Going all in doesn't mean giving out max contracts to just anyone. But it does mean trying to get better at every position and getting a deep roster. That might have been as simple as keeping cooper last year while adding guys like washington, hilton, looking at OBJ even if they do not work out. They did good with signing hankins, probably needed 1 more with similar skillset. Their mis evaluation of what zeke can do and unwillingness to have anyone else ready in case of injury to pollard bit them in the butt. Way to thin at skill positions on offense with almost no depth absolutely killed this team in the playoff loss.
 
Staubacher said:
From 2017-2022 (6 seasons)

Eagles:
58-39-1
Playoffs 5/6 years
6-3 playoff record
2 Super Bowls, 1 win (so far)

Cowboys:
57-41
Playoffs 3/6 years
2-3 playoff record
0 Super Bowls, 0 Conference Championships

Tell us again, you drunk old fool, how you play for being good very year, while the Eagles take an "all-in" get lucky approach.

It's depressing and disgusting that this lying deluded buffoon is the face of our once proud franchise.
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The following is not to make a point about football per se. It is to show how to calculate the point that you were attempting to make:

2017 and 2022 were all-in season for the Eagles.

In the non all-in seasons (2018 thru 2021):

Cowboys 36-29-0 with 1 playoff win.

Eagles 31-33-1 with 1 playoff win.
 
xwalker said:
The following is not to make a point about football per se. It is to show how to calculate the point that you were attempting to make:

2017 and 2022 were all-in season for the Eagles.

In the non all-in seasons (2018 thru 2021):

Cowboys 36-29-0 with 1 playoff win.

Eagles 31-33-1 with 1 playoff win.
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No duh. Eagles slightly different wrapped by 2 Super Bowls in the other years. And playoff appearances in all but one of those "down" years.

If you honestly can't see that the Eagles aren't vastly more successful you're as deluded as Jerrah. And you can't say it like Jerrah "all-in" as if the Eagles tossed away their futures in the Super Bowl years. Ridiculous

Any logical sane fan would take the Eagles results by far.
 
Staubacher said:
From 2017-2022 (6 seasons)

Eagles:
58-39-1
Playoffs 5/6 years
6-3 playoff record
2 Super Bowls, 1 win (so far)

Cowboys:
57-41
Playoffs 3/6 years
2-3 playoff record
0 Super Bowls, 0 Conference Championships

Tell us again, you drunk old fool, how you play for being good very year, while the Eagles take an "all-in" get lucky approach.

It's depressing and disgusting that this lying deluded buffoon is the face of our once proud franchise.
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The Patriots made the playoff in 17 of 19 seasons with Tom Brady as their starting QB.

They won the Super Bowl 6 times.

That means they lost in the playoffs 11 seasons out of 17.

Summary: The highest probability of winning the Super Bowl comes from making it to the playoffs consistently.

It is equivalent to day trading vs long term investing. Some day traders hit it big, but most go broke.
 
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Staubacher said:
You fail to comprehend. Eagles aren't doing all-in, as how Jerrah is putting it, all or nothing. They've been relevant and made the playoffs 5 of the last 6 years.

Dallas, who Jerrah claims is doing it right every year, has made it half the time in the last 6 years. And this is a good stretch for them in the last 3 decades.

The Eagles ownership and general management is running circles around Jerrah long term, not just this year.

Get it yet?

He's full of it and lying and stretching to defend his crappy tenure as GM since Jimmy left.

If you wanna defend Jerrah's babbling nonsense excuse making go right ahead.
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#1, let's get it straight up front. There is no concept of me "getting" it from you. I know more about everything related to football than you. You're been at CZ long enough that you should know that by now.
 
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xwalker said:
The Patriots made the playoff in 17 of 19 seasons with Tom Brady as their starting QB.

They won the Super Bowl 6 times.

That means they lost in the playoffs 11 seasons out of 17.

Summary: The highest probability of winning the Super Bowl comes from making it to the playoffs consistently.

It is equivalent to day trading vs long term investing. Some day traders hit it big, but most go broke.
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True. And the Eagles are doing a far better job of it than Jerrah. They're making the playoffs almost every year. 5 of the last 6. Dallas has finally made it in back to back years, but only 3 of the last 6.

In every sense and on every level Jerrah was full of it. Both in minimizing the Eagles and overinflating his own record.
 
xwalker said:
The following is not to make a point about football per se. It is to show how to calculate the point that you were attempting to make:

2017 and 2022 were all-in season for the Eagles.

In the non all-in seasons (2018 thru 2021):

Cowboys 36-29-0 with 1 playoff win.

Eagles 31-33-1 with 1 playoff win.
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I don't think you understand. The Eagles aren't "all in" by any stretch of the imagination this year. They haven't mortgaged anything in the future. They have future picks stocked up and their cap situation is better than Dallas'.

Jerry saying he "thinks long term" is completely asinine in this situation. Its likely that he just has no clue what other team's situations are and is just babbling.

Quite frankly, the structure of Dak's contract is more "all in" than anything Philly is doing. The problem was that "all in" phase was a year or two ago.
 
doomsday9084 said:
I don't think you understand. The Eagles aren't "all in" by any stretch of the imagination this year. They haven't mortgaged anything in the future. They have future picks stocked up and their cap situation is better than Dallas'.

Jerry saying he "thinks long term" is completely asinine in this situation. Its likely that he just has no clue what other team's situations are and is just babbling.

Quite frankly, the structure of Dak's contract is more "all in" than anything Philly is doing. The problem was that "all in" phase was a year or two ago.
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Exactly.
 
doomsday9084 said:
I don't think you understand. The Eagles aren't "all in" by any stretch of the imagination this year. They haven't mortgaged anything in the future. They have future picks stocked up and their cap situation is better than Dallas'.

Jerry saying he "thinks long term" is completely asinine in this situation. Its likely that he just has no clue what other team's situations are and is just babbling.

Quite frankly, the structure of Dak's contract is more "all in" than anything Philly is doing. The problem was that "all in" phase was a year or two ago.
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And apparently they weren't "all in" in their 2017 Super Bowl win either. Since then they've made the playoffs all but one season and here they are back in the Super Bowl. They've had one outlier bad season (4-11). They immediately recovered from that.

There's a reason Jerrah's comments are being mocked nationally.
 
Staubacher said:
From 2017-2022 (6 seasons)

Eagles:
58-39-1
Playoffs 5/6 years
6-3 playoff record
2 Super Bowls, 1 win (so far)

Cowboys:
57-41
Playoffs 3/6 years
2-3 playoff record
0 Super Bowls, 0 Conference Championships

Tell us again, you drunk old fool, how you play for being good very year, while the Eagles take an "all-in" get lucky approach.

It's depressing and disgusting that this lying deluded buffoon is the face of our once proud franchise.
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Great post. The abject failures now at 28 are squarely pointed at Jerry and kid. The size of their egos regarding football IQ has been on display for 28 fricken years. It will never be a championship team under Jerry.
 
Since Dak was drafted.

Eagles won a SB with the QB combo of Wentz / Foles.
They made some great trades to get out of his contract, so moved on from both of those QB's. Was not afraid to draft Hurts in the 2nd round. Then built a team around him. And a system as well.
And are now playing in another SB.

Meanwhile, we are going into year 8 with Dak.
And still Jerry does not see the problem. Either sign FA's, make trades and be serious about surrounding him with a great team. And still draft a QB to possibly move on from Dak as well.

Jerry has not learned one thing. We will see what they do in FA and if they actually will draft a QB this year, and not some late round QB to appease some fans. I don't look for anything to be any different.
 
doomsday9084 said:
I don't think you understand. The Eagles aren't "all in" by any stretch of the imagination this year. They haven't mortgaged anything in the future. They have future picks stocked up and their cap situation is better than Dallas'.

Jerry saying he "thinks long term" is completely asinine in this situation. Its likely that he just has no clue what other team's situations are and is just babbling.

Quite frankly, the structure of Dak's contract is more "all in" than anything Philly is doing. The problem was that "all in" phase was a year or two ago.
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Did you read the 1st line of my post?

The following is not to make a point about football per se. It is to show how to calculate the point that you were attempting to make:
 
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