Twitter: Coach Jerry Jones on The Fan - 11/12/13

So keep everything as is because it has been working so well lately.

This offense is broken. The scheme is outdated, predictable and on top of that the coaches seem to rolling dice to pick plays instead of reacting to what's happening on the field.

Bill Callahan calling plays out of Jason Garrett's playbook is a disaster but Jerry is all for keeping the status quo. I really don't like Jerry Jones.
 
stasheroo said:
This is the same delusional talk we've gotten over the past two and a half seasons of .500 records.

It sounds like he's trying to sell himself - and anyone else who'll still buy it - on the same thing.

Woulda, coulda, shoulda.
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Yep. And some fans really buy this nonsense. Dont get me wrong, they are certainly allowed to believe this man, but I just dont see how they can. You just know its coming, after a 7-9 season this year, we'll be hearing:

the injury to Sean Lee was devastating
we almost beat denver
our D-line was a mess with injuries
we think we've found the right guy to be off. coordinator now and we're bringin him in...
we like marinelli and he'll be our def. coord.
I think these 2 guys, under Jason's leadership will really get this team where we need to be.

(then he'll give that used-car salesman wink of his)

year after year...all to protect Jason because Jerry cannot admit to making a mistake.

Its all coming folks. Get ready!
 
dragon_mikal said:
So keep everything as is because it has been working so well lately.

This offense is broken. The scheme is outdated, predictable and on top of that the coaches seem to rolling dice to pick plays instead of reacting to what's happening on the field.

Bill Callahan calling plays out of Jason Garrett's playbook is a disaster but Jerry is all for keeping the status quo. I really don't like Jerry Jones.
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Callahan calling plays out of any playbook is a disaster. It's not 2002.
 
birdwells1 said:
J Man added: “He just kept asking cowboy fans if they liked those 3 Superbowls.”

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I hope you liked those, I hope you liked those very much

/jerry
 
dragon_mikal said:
So keep everything as is because it has been working so well lately.

This offense is broken. The scheme is outdated, predictable and on top of that the coaches seem to rolling dice to pick plays instead of reacting to what's happening on the field.

Bill Callahan calling plays out of Jason Garrett's playbook is a disaster but Jerry is all for keeping the status quo. I really don't like Jerry Jones.
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Exactly, I remember last year the Ravens switched offensive coordinators during the season and it worked out pretty well.
 
garrett316 said:
I live in Pittsburgh and I just read an article about Kevin Colbert, the Steelers GM, who only speaks to the media between the draft and the end of training camp. The Steelers prefer one voice for the franchise in season, that of the Head Coach. Seems most organizations follow a similar path, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe other teams have the Owner/GM with their own radio show and their son, the Director of Player Personnel, with their own radio show that I am unaware of.

That seems like a few too many radio shows for executives, but hey what do I know? Nothing's going to change with this family holding the franchise hostage. So tired of this clown show.
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That's how it is here in St. Louis. The only time you hear from owner Stan Kroenke is when it has to do with stadium or owner stuff. The only time you hear from the GM is during draft and the beginning of training camp. The rest of the time you hear from Jeff Fisher and Jeff Fisher only.

I mean why does Stephen Jones have his own radio show? Really??????

It should be one voice, the HC. That's the way it should be.
 
bysbox1 said:
That's how it is here in St. Louis. The only time you hear from owner Stan Kroenke is when it has to do with stadium or owner stuff. The only time you hear from the GM is during draft and the beginning of training camp. The rest of the time you hear from Jeff Fisher and Jeff Fisher only.

I mean why does Stephen Jones have his own radio show? Really??????

It should be one voice, the HC. That's the way it should be.
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My hope was that Stephen would be a breath of fresh air after he took over for his Dad. It is becoming more obvious by the day that it will be more of the same. They do NOT run this like a football operation....becaues in THEIR reality....its not. It is an entertainment conglomerate....and the Cowboys head up the sports division!
 
perrykemp said:
WoodysGirl -- True, however, isn't the case for most games in the NFL? There aren't a lot of blow-outs -- most fans in most NFL cities can look at all of their losses and say "we were in this game -- we <could> have won it if A, B, or C happened/didn't happen".

The good teams find a way to win those game. The bad team typically find a way to lose them.
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And those kind of comments completely send the wrong message...that somehow being close means something. It means nothing.
 
dupree89 said:
Yep. And some fans really buy this nonsense. Dont get me wrong, they are certainly allowed to believe this man, but I just dont see how they can. You just know its coming, after a 7-9 season this year, we'll be hearing:

the injury to Sean Lee was devastating
we almost beat denver
our D-line was a mess with injuries
we think we've found the right guy to be off. coordinator now and we're bringin him in...
we like marinelli and he'll be our def. coord.
I think these 2 guys, under Jason's leadership will really get this team where we need to be.

(then he'll give that used-car salesman wink of his)

year after year...all to protect Jason because Jerry cannot admit to making a mistake.

Its all coming folks. Get ready!
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birdwells1 said:
Jerry did it with Jimmy and it worked out well.
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These two threads indirectly sum up what's wrong in Dallas: Jerry's ego. I remember the 3 Super Bowls very well. When Jimmy was here he did it all. Jimmy was essentially our GM/HC, and Jerry was just owner and sort of a spokesperson. Then from what I read Jerry took credit for the Tonly Castillas free agent signing, and that P.O.'ed Jimmy. Then Jerry made the comment that any one of 500 coaches could coach Dallas, and at that point Jimmy had enough. Since Jimmy quit he has been in an endless mediocity and quest to prove he can be GM and that he has the football skills to do so. The only time he gave up any authority since Jimmy left was when Parcells was here, and I he did that to get his stadium referendum passed (let's see how that move works the next time though). And each year you get a bunch of excuses why we were 5-11, 6-10, 7-9, 8-8, like you see above. His ego won't let him be just owner anymore. It's almost as though he can't let go of GM because it proves he can't do it and everyone who said he can't will be proven wrong.

It's a sad state of affairs in Dallas.
 
bysbox1 said:
These two threads indirectly sum up what's wrong in Dallas: Jerry's ego. I remember the 3 Super Bowls very well. When Jimmy was here he did it all. Jimmy was essentially our GM/HC, and Jerry was just owner and sort of a spokesperson. Then from what I read Jerry took credit for the Tonly Castillas free agent signing, and that P.O.'ed Jimmy. Then Jerry made the comment that any one of 500 coaches could coach Dallas, and at that point Jimmy had enough. Since Jimmy quit he has been in an endless mediocity and quest to prove he can be GM and that he has the football skills to do so. The only time he gave up any authority since Jimmy left was when Parcells was here, and I he did that to get his stadium referendum passed (let's see how that move works the next time though). And each year you get a bunch of excuses why we were 5-11, 6-10, 7-9, 8-8, like you see above. His ego won't let him be just owner anymore. It's almost as though he can't let go of GM because it proves he can't do it and everyone who said he can't will be proven wrong.

It's a sad state of affairs in Dallas.
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that's the perfect analisys...I agree!
 
Jerry tells KRLD radio show Cowboys' situation 'doesn't call for major changes' during the bye week.

Losing by 32 and giving up an NFL record 40 first downs and breaking the two week old franchise record for giving up the most yards in Cowboy history doesn't call for major changes? lol.
 
It's a shame play calling duties aren't going to change. That's one of the main reasons holding this offense back, such a vanilla offense that lacks creativity in the called plays. I say let Romo play sand lot football and chuck the ball around. We'd get to see more of the Dez in the slot for a huge gain if that we're the case, but nope ...
 
StylisticS said:
Jerry tells KRLD radio show Cowboys' situation 'doesn't call for major changes' during the bye week.

Losing by 32 and giving up an NFL record 40 first downs and breaking the two week old franchise record for giving up the most yards in Cowboy history doesn't call for major changes? lol.
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Don't know why that is funny. You pick the biggest blowout under Garrett and there is going to be lots of places to point the finger of blame.
 
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