Patriots Just Exposed a Harsh Truth About Jerry Jones' Cowboys

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"Hiring Vrabel after the prior rift is one thing, but the Krafts gave him the keys to the kingdom. With a few exceptions, most of the staff and braintrust in place in Foxboro are considered “Vrabel guys.” Having a 23-year-old MVP-level quarterback is one thing, but the primary reason the Patriots are competing for a Lombardi is because of Vrabel’s complete operation."

"If you’re wondering why this is relevant, ask yourself this: Would Jerry and Stephen Jones relinquish this much organizational power for the betterment of the Cowboys? The collective “no” reveals the glaring problem."

"The Jones’ unrelenting quest for credit has capsized this franchise and taken the decision out of the hands of those most qualified. No matter how cutting-edge Brian Schottenheimer might be schematically, it doesn’t matter if the proper personnel are never in place, thanks to incompetence from the top."
 
https://thelandryhat.com/patriots-j...bout-jerry-jones-cowboys?page_source=v_recirc

"Hiring Vrabel after the prior rift is one thing, but the Krafts gave him the keys to the kingdom. With a few exceptions, most of the staff and braintrust in place in Foxboro are considered “Vrabel guys.” Having a 23-year-old MVP-level quarterback is one thing, but the primary reason the Patriots are competing for a Lombardi is because of Vrabel’s complete operation."

"If you’re wondering why this is relevant, ask yourself this: Would Jerry and Stephen Jones relinquish this much organizational power for the betterment of the Cowboys? The collective “no” reveals the glaring problem."

"The Jones’ unrelenting quest for credit has capsized this franchise and taken the decision out of the hands of those most qualified. No matter how cutting-edge Brian Schottenheimer might be schematically, it doesn’t matter if the proper personnel are never in place, thanks to incompetence from the top."
Kraft has never got his hands dirty in the football operations. He always deferred football decisions to Bill and his staff. He is now doing it with Vrabel. Thats the "Patriot Way". The Cowboys have the polar opposite model with owner micromanagement. Not surprisingly, the cowboys have polar opposite results.
 
The Dallas Cowboys Football Club went from a genuine passion for JJ, to a money-making toy, and it's all his. It will take a reckoning to wake him up and realize just how much he screwed it up as far as winning championships. We can only hope ...... that Schotty has the nads to be the one to shake some sense into JJ.
 
https://thelandryhat.com/patriots-j...bout-jerry-jones-cowboys?page_source=v_recirc

"Hiring Vrabel after the prior rift is one thing, but the Krafts gave him the keys to the kingdom. With a few exceptions, most of the staff and braintrust in place in Foxboro are considered “Vrabel guys.” Having a 23-year-old MVP-level quarterback is one thing, but the primary reason the Patriots are competing for a Lombardi is because of Vrabel’s complete operation."

"If you’re wondering why this is relevant, ask yourself this: Would Jerry and Stephen Jones relinquish this much organizational power for the betterment of the Cowboys? The collective “no” reveals the glaring problem."

"The Jones’ unrelenting quest for credit has capsized this franchise and taken the decision out of the hands of those most qualified. No matter how cutting-edge Brian Schottenheimer might be schematically, it doesn’t matter if the proper personnel are never in place, thanks to incompetence from the top."
Exactly.

But but but which franchise is more valuable? Championships are secondary
 
I like an involved owner, but they should have the humility that they’re not the smartest people in the room when it comes to football. You can use your wealth and power to be in the room when decisions are made, but don’t be so arrogant that you think you have the expertise to make the decision.
 
The Dallas Cowboys Football Club went from a genuine passion for JJ, to a money-making toy, and it's all his. It will take a reckoning to wake him up and realize just how much he screwed it up as far as winning championships. We can only hope ...... that Schotty has the nads to be the one to shake some sense into JJ.
Nothing will ever wake up Jerry Jones. Pretty much, the only scenario for him is to voluntarily return to the owner/head coach dynamic he kept to before the Great Divorce of March 1994.
 
Kraft has never got his hands dirty in the football operations. He always deferred football decisions to Bill and his staff. He is now doing it with Vrabel. Thats the "Patriot Way". The Cowboys have the polar opposite model with owner micromanagement. Not surprisingly, the cowboys have polar opposite results.
Not micromanagement as much as it is family management. Like any business run by the family, it's easy to get outdated fast.
 
https://thelandryhat.com/patriots-j...bout-jerry-jones-cowboys?page_source=v_recirc

"Hiring Vrabel after the prior rift is one thing, but the Krafts gave him the keys to the kingdom. With a few exceptions, most of the staff and braintrust in place in Foxboro are considered “Vrabel guys.” Having a 23-year-old MVP-level quarterback is one thing, but the primary reason the Patriots are competing for a Lombardi is because of Vrabel’s complete operation."

"If you’re wondering why this is relevant, ask yourself this: Would Jerry and Stephen Jones relinquish this much organizational power for the betterment of the Cowboys? The collective “no” reveals the glaring problem."

"The Jones’ unrelenting quest for credit has capsized this franchise and taken the decision out of the hands of those most qualified. No matter how cutting-edge Brian Schottenheimer might be schematically, it doesn’t matter if the proper personnel are never in place, thanks to incompetence from the top."
The sad thing is the Jones boys believe the Cowboys are in better hands when they control everything. 30 years later and these two egomaniac buffoons still believe it. Complete morons at the end of the day. How much proof do they need to change things up?
 
None of us knew what was in store after the Super Bowl in ‘96.
I disagree.

Jerry Jones had been wiggling in-between Jimmy Johnson and the camera almost from the very start. Many were wondering why Jerry Jones thought his opinion really mattered when it was nothing more than a poor interpretation of what Jimmy had already said.

The real red flag came when it was discovered that Jerry Jones had secretly taken the title of GM, although he didn't make football related decisions. When confronted by the media he explained that the Cowboys "...have two GMs."
 

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