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starfan1

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2008 season___Cowboys 8-4 after a Turkey Day win..but then went 1-3 in December to give away another playoff berth.

Don't forget those 3 straight 8-8 seasons under Garrett.
Cowboys missed getting into the playoffs three more times, along with getting another division title, because___
• Dallas lost the last game of the regular season EACH TIME TO A DIVISION RIVAL
* 2011 - New York
* 2012 - Washington
* 2013 - Philadelphia
Yep I was pretty annoyed at those results. I was just pointing out to the posterthat we havent sucked in terms of record and we have been quite relevant actually. but ya we have crapped the bed in playoffs and s you accurately pointed out sometimes we didnt even wait till the post season
 

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On the part I bolded, 150% spot on.

On Jerry being a good owner, it all comes down to how you define "good owner". Yes, no doubt, the value of the cowboys has increased immensely under his ownership, but the same could be said for a lot of football team owners since the world is getting smaller and NFL teams aren't increasing in numbers. I would however respectfully argue that Jerry could do more for the team if he would just keep his mouth shut (not unlike some other NFL owners).
He’s in the NFL Hall of Fame as an owner. That’s how you define “good owner.” My God what’s wrong with you people?
 

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Yep I was pretty annoyed at those results. I was just pointing out to the posterthat we havent sucked in terms of record and we have been quite relevant actually. but ya we have crapped the bed in playoffs and s you accurately pointed out sometimes we didnt even wait till the post season
However 'starfan' ..the past two seasons have shown that franchise heirarchy have conceded to the football "nuts and bolts guys" - McClay, McCarthy, Quinn - along with their staffs - to understand and follow their directions and desicions into making this team a championship contender.
I look at what took place regarding the TE position last offseason - and the RB position this offseason - as a couple of signs (among others) -that everyone is on the same page with maximizing the Cowboys' chances for ultimate postseason sucesss for the next 2-3 years.
 

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I apologize, you're right. The guy is amazing at winning 3 Super Bowls in his first 7 years as a owner.

Hey, I see you met up with Rockport? Better not post your bad opinions about the Cowboys. lol.

If you want to be his friend, say good things and you will be just fine. #4 sucks
 

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So stupid.
Yeah.

Jerry Jones can really get a return on his money given that he has the highest valued NFL team and has finished at the number 11 spot out of 32 NFL teams and more importantly, has finished 26th out 32 NFL teams since 2000 in playoff wins.

Yeah.

Jerry Jones can really get a return on his money given he also has one of the largest markets to work in (Texas second most populated state in the US).

Yeah.

Jerry Jones is a wizard buying the Cowboys for 140 million dollars in 89 when the Patriots sold for 172 million and the Eagles sold for 185 Million couple years after, and more noteworthy, the Bronco's recently sold for OVER 6 billion with a combined record of 53 and 70 over the last 6 or so years.

The reality is the biggest reason why Jones is in the NFL hall of fame is because of the money he has made the NFL (and I will give him credit for helping the NFL make money, particularly his involvement in getting FOX to acquire the TV rights).

When people talk about teams and the way the players have played over the years and how the game has developed and changed, the same thing can be said for NFL ownership.

Jones was blessed that he had a friendship with Jimmy Johnson and also cursed with his own ego.
 

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However 'starfan' ..the past two seasons have shown that franchise heirarchy have conceded to the football "nuts and bolts guys" - McClay, McCarthy, Quinn - along with their staffs - to understand and follow their directions and desicions into making this team a championship contender.
I look at what took place regarding the TE position last offseason - and the RB position this offseason - as a couple of signs (among others) -that everyone is on the same page with maximizing the Cowboys' chances for ultimate postseason sucesss for the next 2-3 years.
I’m glad Moore’s gone but there is potential
 

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Hey, I see you met up with Rockport? Better not post your bad opinions about the Cowboys. lol.

If you want to be his friend, say good things and you will be just fine. #4 sucks
Thanks for the heads up;)
Are football internet friends better than facebook friends?:grin:

This upcoming year should tell us a lot about the Cowboys and where they are going. The added reality is over the last 25 years the cowboys have won enough games to be relevant in the league, but honestly I was surprised that only 6 teams in the NFL has done worse per playoff wins. Take Jimmy Johnson out of the equation and what he gave Barry to work with to win one more SB win, and you have to wonder exactly where the Cowboys would be.
 

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Troy Aikman was the #1 pick of the draft for a reason.

Troy Aikman went 10-1 with 3 SB wins and 1 SB MVP with a passer rating of 106.3, 2,915 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions in the playoffs between the 1992 and 1995 seasons.

In 1992, the Aikman led Cowboys finished 13-3 and won the SB.

In 2007, the Romo led Cowboys finished 13-3 with a Cowboys record 13 pro bowlers and went one and done in the playoffs.

Romo and Dak were not first round draft picks for a reason. The only playoff games they seem capable of winning are Wild Card games.

Winning a divisional round playoff game seems to be an insurmountable task even with the opponent has a QB like Brock Purdy starting.
 

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this part is false. Now we do suck in the post season but we are far from sucking since 1996 we are 232-206 thats above average. 7 division titles in 27 years isnt sucking. Its what we do afterwards that we suck at. And yes Jerry stinks as a GM but we are competive every year. we have had 8 losing seasons but 3 in a row under campo dont help. Most of the others were brought on by major injuries. I cant stand jerry Jones but we havent sucked. we just havent matched 70's and 90's success
This is all that I'm saying, Jerry doesn't do things the way a lot of people would, that's an understatement, but I will not say he's better or worse than any other owner
 

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Troy Aikman was the #1 pick of the draft for a reason.

Troy Aikman went 10-1 with 3 SB wins and 1 SB MVP with a passer rating of 106.3, 2,915 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions in the playoffs between the 1992 and 1995 seasons.

In 1992, the Aikman led Cowboys finished 13-3 and won the SB.

In 2007, the Romo led Cowboys finished 13-3 with a Cowboys record 13 pro bowlers and went one and done in the playoffs.

Romo and Dak were not first round draft picks for a reason. The only playoff games they seem capable of winning are Wild Card games.

Winning a divisional round playoff game seems to be an insurmountable task even with the opponent has a QB like Brock Purdy starting.
While your premise is correct, the assumption is wrong.

If Mark Rypien and Joe Flacco and Brad Johnson, Nick Foles and Eli Manning can win Super Bowls, so could Tony and Dak.

The makeup of teams, coaching, scheduling, playoff schedule, weather, calls and just breaks all converge. How do you explain the 49ers dropping TWO punts that led to Giants Touchdowns in a playoff game that helped them get to the Super Bowl, never mind the ridiculous Tyree catch.

Assigning blame to QB's is easy and we all do it (yes, me too) and it goes with the position but at the end of the day, it's not fair.
 

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A few things stand out.

1. Dak has a long way to go to reach the games started and games won metrics.
2. Stats have increased year over year for passing but Dak being 60 yards per game ahead of Troy is still wild.
3. The biggest plus Dak stat that jumped out is how high he is in Game Winning drives versus games played. --This stat is indicative of close games and solid opponents where you won the game on a final drive.


I'd rather 100 of these threads versus eye-ball nonsense tbh.
Payton Manning had the label of not being able to win the big game, and then had some strong playoff successes. Stereotypes and ridicule aren't equal to statistics and good after action reviews.

Kind of looking for strictly end results and not having a valid view of the forging in fire with valid and measureable causes and indicated changes that come to play.

Success is not stereotyped blaming all of final past seasons on Jerry Jones. I have solid views of Prescott, Romo, as well as Prescott...loved Don Meredith and Danny...

I also remember the three consecutive years with additional 1st, and 2nd round picks with the Herchel Walker trade results. Two gamblers, Jerry and Jimmy were gamblers and benefited. Injuries and free agency started to change the NFL after the dynasty changed identities and costs of doing business.

It appears, with updated information and leadership indicators, that Dallas is again in the mix.

A true fan, and not a ring tapper or arrogant bias, can still observe a relevant view of Cowboy leaders ... starting at quarterback.
 

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While your premise is correct, the assumption is wrong.

If Mark Rypien and Joe Flacco and Brad Johnson, Nick Foles and Eli Manning can win Super Bowls, so could Tony and Dak.

The makeup of teams, coaching, scheduling, playoff schedule, weather, calls and just breaks all converge. How do you explain the 49ers dropping TWO punts that led to Giants Touchdowns in a playoff game that helped them get to the Super Bowl, never mind the ridiculous Tyree catch.

Assigning blame to QB's is easy and we all do it (yes, me too) and it goes with the position but at the end of the day, it's not fair.
All of those QBs you mentioned did not win 3 SBs each.

One could state that Prime Aikman would have more playoff success and won multiple SBs if he was the QB for the 2007, 2014, 2016, 2021, and 2022 Cowboys.

In 2007, the Romo led Cowboys lost to the Wildcard Giants led by Eli. Eli won SBs. Romo did not.
 

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Pretty irrelevant. You can have a 120 QBR and have a bad game.
 

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Very misleading! Dak is as good as Mahomes when it comes to beating a bad team but is on par with Ryan Leaf when it comes to performing in playoff games.
It’s also misleading because Dak has not been on bad teams when he’s playing bad teams.
 
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