It's about having a conscience

[Blackrain]

After listening to Bill Belichick talk on inside the NFL about after being in the parades that he could see how much it meant to the fan base to win the championship in New England and how much it meant to the city and the people in it and it really had an effect on him.
Jerry has no conscience he has no loyalty to his fan base there's no loyalty no sense of obligation to the city of Dallas and all the fans of the Cowboys.
The only thing he is loyal to is making the most out of his investment and doing whatever makes him the most money.

He has no morals no scruples no empathy for the suffering he puts his fan base through on a yearly basis.

I live in the Philadelphia area and yes they can be a horrible god-forsaken group of people but they love their football team and their owner loves the fan base and he knows what it means to them and strives to put the best team on the field at all times.
We've seen him make mistakes Chip Kelly Carson Wentz but the guy picks up starts from scratch and retools and creates winning teams because he doesn't quit on his fan base and sell out for just his own profit.

Jerry on the other hand has no conscience and quit on his fan base long ago to pursue strictly his own material gain at the expense of his fan base and City and it's really that simple He's just never going to do what's necessary to get us over the top.

It's always going to be some half-assed effort that makes him the most money and gives the fan base false hope strings us along and just dangles the carrot in front of our nose.

The man is a carnival Barker with the morals of an alley cat that has ruined America's team and will continue to take advantage of our loyalty to the star and use it to his advantage and his family after him will do the same thing that's where we're at as Cowboys fans

We are at the mercy of a billionaire who treats us like peasants from a medieval time period.

What are your thoughts

 

[DallasEast]

Jerry on the other hand has no conscience and quit on his fan base long ago to pursue strictly his own material gain at the expense of his fan base and City

Jerry Jones has always put his own interests before the franchise's fanbase. There was never a time when he put Dallas' fans first and himself second.

A more recent reminder:



No person or venture group is altruistic enough buying a sports franchise for simply the entertainment of other people. Even in the late 1980's, H.R. Bright set his NFL franchise's value at $140 million. Even adjusted for inflation, low nine figures remain a level of investment very few individuals in the world can dream of. Jones bought what he envisioned would be a money-making machine for himself, not a satisfaction maker for fans.

From day one, Jones has always marketed the team as a continuation of the franchise's rich championship history. That was for the benefit of his fanbase, who are the main consumers of his professional football product.

Jones has never put fans' interests ahead of his. If he ever had, he would have modified his management philosophy in the pursuit of better, on-the-field results. Any observer should never dismiss this fact:

Jones had already established the league's number one revenue producing vehicle in the 1990's.​

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He fulfilled his goal for buying the Dallas Cowboys decades ago. He has adamantly refused allowing a different management philosophy running the football team. It has always been his way or no way. If that does not convince everyone he does not care about winning partially for the sake of the franchise's fans, nothing will.

 

[mote]

After listening to Bill Belichick talk on inside the NFL about after being in the parades that he could see how much it meant to the fan base to win the championship in New England and how much it meant to the city and the people in it and it really had an effect on him.
Jerry has no conscience he has no loyalty to his fan base there's no loyalty no sense of obligation to the city of Dallas and all the fans of the Cowboys.
The only thing he is loyal to is making the most out of his investment and doing whatever makes him the most money.

He has no morals no scruples no empathy for the suffering he puts his fan base through on a yearly basis.

I live in the Philadelphia area and yes they can be a horrible god-forsaken group of people but they love their football team and their owner loves the fan base and he knows what it means to them and strives to put the best team on the field at all times.
We've seen him make mistakes Chip Kelly Carson Wentz but the guy picks up starts from scratch and retools and creates winning teams because he doesn't quit on his fan base and sell out for just his own profit.

Jerry on the other hand has no conscience and quit on his fan base long ago to pursue strictly his own material gain at the expense of his fan base and City and it's really that simple He's just never going to do what's necessary to get us over the top.

It's always going to be some half-assed effort that makes him the most money and gives the fan base false hope strings us along and just dangles the carrot in front of our nose.

The man is a carnival Barker with the morals of an alley cat that has ruined America's team and will continue to take advantage of our loyalty to the star and use it to his advantage and his family after him will do the same thing that's where we're at as Cowboys fans

We are at the mercy of a billionaire who treats us like peasants from a medieval time period.

What are your thoughts

Considering the times we live in now, with another "billionaire treating us like peasants from a medieval time period", you could say Jones was a savant, far ahead of his time.

 

[DeaconMoss]

We just missed with the only bullet left to change this franchise. Coach Prime.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Considering the times we live in now, with another "billionaire treating us like peasants from a medieval time period", you could say Jones was a savant, far ahead of his time.

What do you mean?

 

[atlantacowboy]

After listening to Bill Belichick talk on inside the NFL about after being in the parades that he could see how much it meant to the fan base to win the championship in New England and how much it meant to the city and the people in it and it really had an effect on him.
Jerry has no conscience he has no loyalty to his fan base there's no loyalty no sense of obligation to the city of Dallas and all the fans of the Cowboys.
The only thing he is loyal to is making the most out of his investment and doing whatever makes him the most money.

He has no morals no scruples no empathy for the suffering he puts his fan base through on a yearly basis.

I live in the Philadelphia area and yes they can be a horrible god-forsaken group of people but they love their football team and their owner loves the fan base and he knows what it means to them and strives to put the best team on the field at all times.
We've seen him make mistakes Chip Kelly Carson Wentz but the guy picks up starts from scratch and retools and creates winning teams because he doesn't quit on his fan base and sell out for just his own profit.

Jerry on the other hand has no conscience and quit on his fan base long ago to pursue strictly his own material gain at the expense of his fan base and City and it's really that simple He's just never going to do what's necessary to get us over the top.

It's always going to be some half-assed effort that makes him the most money and gives the fan base false hope strings us along and just dangles the carrot in front of our nose.

The man is a carnival Barker with the morals of an alley cat that has ruined America's team and will continue to take advantage of our loyalty to the star and use it to his advantage and his family after him will do the same thing that's where we're at as Cowboys fans

We are at the mercy of a billionaire who treats us like peasants from a medieval time period.

What are your thoughts

Jerry is a classic narcisist.

 

[DallasEast]

We just missed with the only bullet left to change this franchise. Coach Prime.

It is extremely likely Deion Sanders, like Bill Belichick before him, was always a blank in Jerry Jones' publicity gun. Jones has the ability to go after any coach and throw the kitchen sink at his target in order to hire them.

Jones wants certain types of coaches. Their coaching qualifications are a secondary consideration for him.

 

[DallasEast]

Jerry is a classic narcisist.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Considering the times we live in now, with another "billionaire treating us like peasants from a medieval time period", you could say Jones was a savant, far ahead of his time.

That's like blaming your accountant for pointing out why you don't have any money.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

"But how do you like those 3 sbs?"

Jerry has been living off the reputation of Tom and Jimmy for years. If not for them nobody would care about the Cowboys. I knew back in 2007 what Jerry really thought about winning when he replaced Parcells with Philips. Nothing has changed. He doesn't respect coaches. He doesn't respect the fans. He thinks we'll put up with anything. He's won his sbs, he's in the hof. He doesn't care. He doesn't even try to hide it anymore.

 

[jazzcat22]

Well they do play in Arlington why should he care about fans in Dallas or Fort Worth or the surrounding cities.

After winning SB's as they did, any coach could say this. If they keep losing like the Browns, Jets, Cowboys, others, why're not they included?
Why don't they care about their fans.
KC did not care about their fans for 50 years.

But yes, this is more spot on for Jerry.

 

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[Blackrain]

We just missed with the only bullet left to change this franchise. Coach Prime.

I think Jerry was afraid that coach prime would take over and take the spotlight away from him and he would have

 

[jazzcat22]

Jerry will be gone by the time all his senility catches up to his poor GM abilities. As to monetary success to continue. It will still take years as the long term loyal team fans also fade away.
Then some fans on here will get what they wish for. An empty stadium, and racks full of jersey's not selling. Unfortunately for them, they will probably be taking dirt naps with Jerry and the rest of us.

However with his son showing he is just like him, or possibly worse. Our kids and grand kids won't see a SB either.
I would bet by the time any great grand kids are born and grow up, there will not be football. Not as we know it today if at all.

There will be a video... The Death of America's Team ... sub title ... Architect Jerry Jones ....

Oh no, I think I gave someone another idea for a thread.

Or maybe a YouTube video.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Jerry has no conscience he has no loyalty to his fan base there's no loyalty no sense of obligation to the city of Dallas and all the fans of the Cowboys.
The only thing he is loyal to is making the most out of his investment and doing whatever makes him the most money.

I've said it a million times. Jerry doesn't care about the fans. All he is concerned about is winning Forbes.

 

[Blackrain]

Jerry will be gone by the time all his senility catches up to his poor GM abilities. As to monetary success to continue. It will still take years as the long term loyal team fans also fade away.
Then some fans on here will get what they wish for. An empty stadium, and racks full of jersey's not selling. Unfortunately for them, they will probably be taking dirt naps with Jerry and the rest of us.

However with his son showing he is just like him, or possibly worse. Our kids and grand kids won't see a SB either.
I would bet by the time any great grand kids are born and grow up, there will not be football. Not as we know it today if at all.

There will be a video... The Death of America's Team ... sub title ... Architect Jerry Jones ....

Oh no, I think I gave someone another idea for a thread.

Or maybe a YouTube video.

Coogs will be on it

 

[Blackrain]

It was a good episode of inside the NFL listening to Belichick saying how good it felt listening to the people at the parade tell him how happy they were and thanking him for bringing them a championship and how much it meant to them and provided them such enjoyment to spend time with their families that's just summing it up but it's worth watching to listen to.

We haven't had a parade in so long and it's certainly not like Jerry would listen to anyone anyway the direct opposite of what we have here just a dictator who cares nothing about his fan base just about his bottom line

 

[Blackrain]

Considering the times we live in now, with another "billionaire treating us like peasants from a medieval time period", you could say Jones was a savant, far ahead of his time.

You could also say he was a self-centered ,selfish ,egotistical, philandering piece of spit

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

It was a good episode of inside the NFL listening to Belichick saying how good it felt listening to the people at the parade tell him how happy they were and thanking him for bringing them a championship and how much it meant to them and provided them such enjoyment to spend time with their families that's just summing it up but it's worth watching to listen to.

We haven't had a parade in so long and it's certainly not like Jerry would listen to anyone anyway the direct opposite of what we have here just a dictator who cares nothing about his fan base just about his bottom line

I've never even seen a Cowboy parade on tv. That's how long it's been.

 

[Blackrain]

Another thing I'd like to touch on is his lack of appreciation for our history.

He has no appreciation for the cowboy players that came before he bought the team the ones that made us America's team and made us great.

Many of us old guys on here were Cowboys fans from the time they very first started following football and were able to understand the game.

I've never heard Jerry talk about who his favorite team was and who he followed back in the day does anybody have any history on this.

I think the Cowboys were formed around the time he graduated high school because he won a championship with Arkansas in the mid-60s.

It would be interesting to see if he was a Cowboys fan or who his favorite team really was.