He is absolutely the greatest coach ever, just by definition alone. 6x Super Bowl champ, 3x AP Coach of the Year, defense helped win at least 3 of those championships, 2000s and 2010s all-decade teams.
I believe that overall Jerry has been an inconsistent GM and in recent years has become a figurehead. Throughout his entire career as GM Jerry and CFO and VP of Player Personnel - Stephen, have not only constructed but destructed this team and that is why we are frequently lords of the regular season at best, particularly when other teams in our division are appreciably flawed or weak.
Tough to argue against that, but he does want to win, just not at the expense of someone else getting all the credit.
Does he? He's admitted that he's bad at his job, but insists on doing it anyway. As you're saying, he knowingly hires bad coaches.
That's what some people just don't get. It isn't the fact that we haven't won a SB in 30 years. It's the fact we haven't even competed in a championship game in 30 years. We haven't won a divisional playoff game in 30 years. And their response is well the ones that lost SBs and title games are just like us. They haven't won anything either. Totally stupid. You can't win titles unless you play for them. They sure want to praise those great NFC East titles though and our regular season record.
So the media / agents has caught up to the fans after how many years? That Jerry is in the Al Davis category.
Why be scared to say who you are!? Lol must like talking crap but love taking their money!
Jerry obviously enjoys the money, and his ego is too big to ever admit he is the biggest obstacle to winning. His vanity is his biggest motivation always. He's on the Al Davis path now. He could very well pass on as a 30-year, ineffective (football) loser. Any perceived accomplishments will be negated by his refusal to step aside and hire qualified, competent professionals.
The game passed Jerry Jones by on February 24, 1989.
There's no longer any question about this. We have far too much evidence now.
Would you rather go 12-5 and not even make it to a title game three years in a row, or go 10-7 one year and go on a run to win a SB?
No it's a ton of debt that he financed personally. Jerry is on record stating he could not believe the bank fronted him the financing without enough collateral.
I don't believe this is true now. Jerry purchased the team decades ago in 1989 for $140 Million. Today in 2024, the team is valued at $10.1 Billion. The entirety of the original purchase price is only 1.39% of the current value.
