Any chance Shy Jr. is the savior?

[Bullflop]

In the distant past, I remember reading Stephen saying that he would favor hiring a GM if and when he takes over for Jerry one day. I'm hoping, by all that's holy, that he'll keep his word about that. Whether it's Stephen or Shy, Jr., let's hope that promise eventually lives on, to be dutifully granted.

 

[Kwyn]

Here’s Spaulding picking a winner.

 

[Kwyn]

I don't know, but he has a will of his own. He might end up mostly staying out of the real football affairs and stick to the corporate dealings, but it is up in the air.

He’s already a scout and always in the war room.

Before the Cowboys, PawPaw got him a job as a scout for the Razorbacks.

He definitely considers himself a footballl guy.

Dude is absolutely planning to nepo his way to the top.

Jerry - 36 years - GM
Stephen - 36 years - COO
Charlotte - 36 years - Marketing
Jerry Jr - 36 years - Sales
Spaulding - 31 years - Scout and Future GM

Todd Williams - 32 yrs - VP Football Ops
Craig Gliebert - 36 yrs - Travel/Logistics
Jason McCay - 14 yrs - Football Tech
Adam Prasifka - 26 yrs - Salary Cap/Contracts
Brian Wansley - 31 yrs - Player Development
Will McClay - 25 yrs - VP Personnel
Jim Maurer - 37 yrs - Head of Training

 

[DallasEast]

In the distant past, I remember reading Stephen saying that he would favor hiring a GM if and when he takes over for Jerry one day. I'm hoping, by all that's holy, that he'll keep his word about that. Whether it's Stephen or Shy, Jr., let's hope that promise eventually lives on to be dutifully granted.

Not sure if anyone can trust a quote from either Jerry or Stephen Jones on the topic of general manager. Whatever either man says on the subject will only hold relevance if they follow through with an atypical action.

Personally, I do not see it with them. Charlotte Jones? She does not fill me with certainty, but I can feel the possibility of something actually happening at least.

 

[RonWashington]

At least Dallas doesn’t have one of the owners prowling the sidelines game day with pad and pen like the 1950’s Colts of today . Omg

 

[ScotsCowboy]

The hope is if the family is too big to cleanly split this thing when the inevitable happens and they decide to sell.

Could see it going like the end of the TV show Succession. Family waste time with ego battles and infighting, trying to decide who will do what (despite their dad’s instructions), and in the meantime a hostile buyer comes in and makes the decision for them.