Exactly. One independent problem is Jerry’s undying need for attention. Another independent problem is Micah’s behavior. These independent problems are squaring off. Like a warm front and a cold front hitting each other and forming a tornado. Right now these 2 have formed a destructive tornado.So you put this together with Jerry's irrepressible desire to always open his mouth in front of a microphone and you have the mess we are in.
Especially all the clowns around here! Coogi is my favorite! LolY'all enjoying the circus![]()
I agree too. Jerry is a cancer to this team and has been for decades.You are correct
Love Favre but he obviously knows nothing of the situation, and since when is a jand hob a bad thing?!A quote by Brett Favres...
“Jerry Jones taking credit for the Herschel Walker trade is ridiculous. It’s not a ‘we.’ It was Jimmy (Johnson). It was zero percent, Jerry. Jerry didn’t even know what the hell was going on. It was a Jimmy Johnson trade. The organization of the trade was Jimmy. The value for the picks for the players they acquired was Jimmy. And so far, this whole documentary is just a hand job to Jerry Jones. It actually is infuriating.“
Been one for 30 yearsY'all enjoying the circus![]()
He's friends with Jimmy Johnson and several coaches / players from that team.Love Favre but he obviously knows nothing of the situation, and since when is a jand hob a bad thing?!

It's sad that's the only joy we get anymore...reliving the Dynasty. If we knew then what we know now maybe we would have appreciated it more.I broke down and watched the first episode. It was just terrific. Brought back a lot of memories and had some footage I hadn’t seen.
I loved the pieces about Miami with Jimmy and Michael.
What a great time to be a Cowboy fan.
Of course, I know how it ends, but the ride should be fun for awhile.
Obviously, the quality is top notch.
And I loved hearing The Ecstasy Of Gold, in full, as the background for the entire intro was terrific.
Yea, we’ll find out how much the league appreciates his talent level.If JJ uses Parsons a trade bait, there are going to be a number of teams that would step up to the plate with a boat load of picks to wet JJ's appetite.
This is a fantastic point. We read this stuff over and over and then complain about what we are reading...lolyou could almost recreate that by staying off social media, including the Zone and just watch the games.
Restrict your sports internet consumption to matchup articles and game previews and then game wrapups from around the league.
But most of us can’t do that
Maybe we’re the ones who have gotten soft.
when havent we secured our top talent?Fair enough. Thanks for explaining lol.
Philly seems to be able to secure all of their top talent.
Amazing what a real GM can do.
You talking about the guy who is still has a year left on his rookie contract and fell asleep on the trainers table? Would you give 40 million a year for someone that’s not a leader?Micah is the guy who didn’t want to come off the field in a meaningless preseason game.
He doesn’t care. He was the best run stopping lb in college.
Blame the FO.
Oh wait. You can’t.
24 mil this year all against cap in one year. Over 26 mil next year all in 1 year, then 120% for the second tag, all in one year. That’s a huge chunk of cap space. With Dak, lamb and his you’d be stretched mighty thinIt would actually be cheaper, you would just have to pay him up from each year vs kicking it down the road.
We generally do. We just drag it out, create months of drama and end up paying much morewhen havent we secured our top talent?
oh, because I thought only real dids kept their players. Froj the comment I was responding to, it stated we do not keep our top players. BY the way, Ed Werder made it clear, Dak wanted to play on the franchise tag and then be 100% in control to be able to force Jerry's hand. If Josh Allen or Mahomes, or Jow Burrow wanted to do that, they could do it as well.We generally do. We just drag it out, create months of drama and end up paying much more
