Video: 105.3: The Cowboys' Refusal To Go All-In Leads To An Epic Broaddus Rant

[Sully]

 

[Thrill99]

Stephen is the problem!! Definitely one of them, maybe the main one.

 

[Ken]

wasn't epic..

 

[slick325]

Broaddus isn't wrong.

They HAVE to use early free agent signings, trades AND drafting well. It has to be all of the above.

Barnum and Bailey both get blame for the championship ineptitude. Clown show who likes to be comfortable.

 

[Big_D]

The way they've been hitting the bargain bin, you would think they'd be in the best cap shape ever??? It's a mess...

 

[GoCowboysGo]

It was a nice chat.

Around 11:30 one guy starts to directly blame everything that is happening on JJ, but Broaddus says he handed the day-to-day ops over to SJ some time ago.

Around the 14:00+ minute mark BB maybe raises his voice a little.

But BB definitely lays the blame for the dysfunction of the Cowboys at the feet of SJ.

To me, since JJ still carries all the titles, including ownership, it’s his fault.

 

[J_Allen]

Broadus looked livid the entire clip.

And this dirtbag organization pays the cheerladers $20,000 a year? Who can forget the story where one was forced to fly with Jerry and some businessmen in her cheerleader outfit.

I'm nearing the end of this ****. I've had enough.

 

[1942willys]

It was a nice chat.

Around 11:30 one guy starts to directly blame everything that is happening on JJ, but Broaddus says he handed the day-to-day ops over to SJ some time ago.

Around the 14:00+ minute mark BB maybe raises his voice a little.

But BB definitely lays the blame for the dysfunction of the Cowboys at the feet of SJ.

To me, since JJ still carries all the titles, including ownership, it’s his fault.

IF so which I doubt who HANDED IT TO STEPHAN?
So the blame stops there

 

[CWR]

The way they've been hitting the bargain bin, you would think they'd be in the best cap shape ever??? It's a mess...

As much as we've appreciated some of the bargain bin players one completely over looked pitfall to the approach is it grooms guys to be "me first." Everyone that comes here on those deals has motivation to do their best, HOWEVER they can also be motivated to play undisciplined, selfish football, trying to pad their own personal stats. I don't have a clue if that happens but it's naive to think it couldn't.

 

[J_Allen]

As much as we've appreciated some of the bargain bin players one completely over looked pitfall to the approach is it grooms guys to be "me first." Everyone that comes here on those deals has motivation to do their best, HOWEVER they can also be motivated to play undisciplined, selfish football, trying to pad their own personal stats. I don't have a clue if that happens but it's naive to think it couldn't.

I didn't think about that but it's basically how everyone on the team plays anyway.

 

[GoCowboysGo]

Broadus looked livid the entire clip.

And this dirtbag organization pays the cheerladers $20,000 a year? Who can forget the story where one was forced to fly with Jerry and some businessmen in her cheerleader outfit.

I'm nearing the end of this ****. I've had enough.

That’s new to me too, I didn’t know they make so little.

When I was stationed in Korea, the DCC came for a visit during Thanksgiving! Giving up their holiday to be with us! And they were so nice, taking time to chat, sign numerous autographs, selfies, etc.

Then recently I heard about their weight and waist size measurements. Wow. I don’t know how they do it, the why is the glory I guess.

 

[Aven8]

Stephen is a cheap skate. He’s ruthless to a point but wants to do it his way. Been saying this for years but it’s his team.

 

[Cowboys93]

Broaddus isn't wrong.

They HAVE to use early free agent signings, trades AND drafting well. It has to be all of the above.

Barnum and Bailey both get blame for the championship ineptitude. Clown show who likes to be comfortable.

But their margins are fantastic though! Lol

 

[fivetwos]

The roster is left short every year.

The coaches Jerry can push around aren’t capable of scheming around it.

Period.

 

[acr731]

Their bar is regular season success, nothing more.

 

[CWR]

I didn't think about that but it's basically how everyone on the team plays anyway.

It's part of the reason we get gutted a few games per season. We don't play assignment sound football. They end up going all out for the qb while the rb zooms right by.

 

[pitt33]

I'm nearing the end of this ****. I've had enough.

I’m at the end.

I’ll tune in again when, and if, they make a nfccg.

 

[JW82]

This was the year to go all in. Instead they put all their cheap eggs in the draft basket and it was a complete bust. Its too late now. Lame duck coach. They should move on from Dak, see if Lance can play. If he can, jackpot. If he can't the next coach will have a high pick. That "all in" ship has sailed.

 

[Bobhaze]

When you are the owner of a sports team, the reason you hire someone else to be the GM is to ensure you have someone who doesn’t/can’t fall in love their own players because their job depends on it.

The problem with JJ and SJ is they fall in love with their own players, believe in best case scenarios (because their jobs and livelihood do not depend on it) and they do not possess the football talent to do it right.

Jerry Jones is an absolutely great businessman. One of the best. But his skill of optimism kills him as a GM. Because he believes in his football choices and decisions too much. It works great in business situations, not in roster building.

Because it is a killer for the cold hard decision making skills required of a GM who must win playoff games. Jerry is a GM like a fan would be. He gets sentimental about players and coaches. He keeps players too long. He’s slow to recognize problems until they are obvious to everyone. He’s like a dad who genuinely believes his high school athlete kid is a star, and they’re not. Jerry is incapable of being a clear eyed cold and successful GM. He’s like a fantasy football player.

Jerry cries every training camp talking about how much he loves his team, his coaches and his players. Sadly I believe him. And it’s exactly why the winning owners of the last 28 super bowls all recognize they need to hire someone else to build the roster.

 

[mrmojo]

That’s new to me too, I didn’t know they make so little.

When I was stationed in Korea, the DCC came for a visit during Thanksgiving! Giving up their holiday to be with us! And they were so nice, taking time to chat, sign numerous autographs, selfies, etc.

Then recently I heard about their weight and waist size measurements. Wow. I don’t know how they do it, the why is the glory I guess.

Before Jerry it was $15 a game, Tex was a tight wad.