CFZ Are the Cowboys totally focused on building a championship team?

[xwalker]

If you’re pleased with this ownership and front office results this era you’re more than welcome to cheer it on.

But be prepared for some pushback .

History is going to reveal the agendas that Jethro has presented this era that has hindered the success of our franchise .

Most fans I know at least here locally realize these concerns. And continue their criticism. We are the real diehard fans pushing for change while calling out the symptoms .

Whining on CZ is a waste of time.

Want to get Jerry's attention? Climb to the top of the big screen at Jerry World and threaten to jump unless Jerry makes changes...

 

[fivetwos]

Whining on CZ is a waste of time.

Want to get Jerry's attention? Climb to the top of the big screen at Jerry World and threaten to jump unless Jerry makes changes...

Be prepared to jump.

 

[CouchCoach]

Whining on CZ is a waste of time.

Want to get Jerry's attention? Climb to the top of the big screen at Jerry World and threaten to jump unless Jerry makes changes...

Booger would stall to build the promotional aspects of it and get a PPV deal.

 

[MyFairLady]

Jerry likes getting drunk, molesting young girls and playing with his favorite toy (Dallas Cowboys). Not necessarily in that order.

 

[Diehardblues]

Whining on CZ is a waste of time.

Want to get Jerry's attention? Climb to the top of the big screen at Jerry World and threaten to jump unless Jerry makes changes...

This is a place to voice our concerns and opinions venting our frustration.

And it’s not the only place . But we can plant seeds for growth . This is what social media allows.

If you want to defend how Jethro Jone$ runs Cowboys Football this era, knock yourself out.

But you seem more intent on discrediting fans who do so as the argument exhaust .

And that is against the rules . Get this thread shut down and I’ll start another . But I appreciate you keeping this one on the front page for all to see.

 

[CouchCoach]

The Joneses are more interested in the bottom line. Therefore, championships.are the lowest item on the totem pole.

I do not think it is about the money, they're making money with their money and their bottom line fluctuates very little with the team.

This is about staying at the celebrity level because fame is fleeting and Booger, and I think to some degree the son, are attention junkies. They think they're stars.

 

[Diehardblues]

I do not think it is about the money, they're making money with their money and their bottom line fluctuates very little.

This is about staying at the celebrity level because fame is fleeting and Booger, and I think to some degree the son, are attention junkies. They think they're stars.

Yep

The record revenue allows them not only the celebrity status but it takes the pressure of needing to make any changes at the top.

If revenue was threatened because of their ways then they’d have to consider making changes . The revenue allows them to continue .

 

[Cowfan75]

If you’re pleased with this ownership and front office results this era you’re more than welcome to cheer it on.

But be prepared for some pushback .

History is going to reveal the agendas that Jethro has presented this era that has hindered the success of our franchise .

Most fans I know at least here locally realize these concerns. And continue their criticism. We are the real diehard fans pushing for change while calling out the symptoms .

And it’s unrelenting fans who continue supporting Jethro Jone$ ways which enable him to continue and become adversaries for progress and change.

Casual fans are fine with just being in contention, which is exactly the top of the mountain for Jerry. Diehards are also to blame, because we won't ever tune out the team, even during Campo eras. I've just accepted the probability that I've seen all the Cowboys Super Bowls I'm ever going to see in my life. I'm glad I grew up in the 90's.

 

[DallasEast]

Unfortunately there’s not enough hopping off or the record revenue wouldn’t continue .

In the mid to late 80’s the fans forced change as the half empty stadium and lack of financial support ran off Bum Bright.

Shame we couldn’t bring the same sort of change this era.

This point-of-view keeps resurfacing. Perhaps it had held some small form of relevance 30 years ago but holds zero importance in 2023.

Jerry Jones is not totally dependent on net income deprived solely upon what is generated by anything associated with the NFL. Erased ticket sales. Bury merchandising and apparel sales. Blow up AT&T Stadium. He will barely blink. Oil and real estate alone keeps him annually swimming in the 9-digits.

As I have said time-and-time again, it would be vastly more realistic to motivate Jerry Jones psychologically than financially, which is a complete dead end. Literally complete dead end fantasy.

However, there is even lesser support among those who want to 'make' Jones bend in that fashion as there are the pitiful number of folks who have never attempted reasonably sound organizational efforts centered around his wallet. Certainly, a tiny number of attempts have been made that were crude in construction and destined for failure. Jones 'survived' those attempts then. They would have the less-than-zero impact on him now.

Understand this though. What I have typed will be summarily dismissed by anyone clinging to financial boycotting fallacies. My reply is simply a response to yours.

 

[Diehardblues]

This point-of-view keeps resurfacing. Perhaps it had held some small form of relevance 30 years ago but holds zero importance in 2023.

Jerry Jones is not totally dependent on net income deprived solely upon what is generated by anything associated with the NFL. Erased ticket sales. Bury merchandising and apparel sales. Blow up AT&T Stadium. He will barely blink. Oil and real estate alone keeps him annually swimming in the 9-digits.

As I have said time-and-time again, it would be vastly more realistic to motivate Jerry Jones psychologically than financially, which is a complete dead end. Literally complete dead end fantasy.

However, there is even lesser support among those who want to 'make' Jones bend in that fashion as there are the pitiful number of folks who have never attempted reasonably sound organizational efforts centered around his wallet. Certainly, a tiny number of attempts have been made that were crude in construction and destined for failure. Jones 'survived' those attempts then. They would have the less-than-zero impact on him now.

Understand this though. What I have typed will be summarily dismissed by anyone clinging to financial boycotting fallacies. My reply is simply a response to yours.

No doubt but half empty stadiums would raise havoc on his pride and the media attacks could take a toll regardless if the financial fallout impacting him which it likely wouldn’t as you have suggested .

The fact the revenue is flowing at record pace provides him a warm blanket that the public and fans do support his ways despite whatever pushback he is receiving.

If those measures failed making him change his ways by stepping back or down then at least we the fans could find some comfort for the ridicule he’d receive for loss revenue as a result of his ways.

 

[CowboyFrog]

This point-of-view keeps resurfacing. Perhaps it had held some small form of relevance 30 years ago but holds zero importance in 2023.

Jerry Jones is not totally dependent on net income deprived solely upon what is generated by anything associated with the NFL. Erased ticket sales. Bury merchandising and apparel sales. Blow up AT&T Stadium. He will barely blink. Oil and real estate alone keeps him annually swimming in the 9-digits.

As I have said time-and-time again, it would be vastly more realistic to motivate Jerry Jones psychologically than financially, which is a complete dead end. Literally complete dead end fantasy.

However, there is even lesser support among those who want to 'make' Jones bend in that fashion as there are the pitiful number of folks who have never attempted reasonably sound organizational efforts centered around his wallet. Certainly, a tiny number of attempts have been made that were crude in construction and destined for failure. Jones 'survived' those attempts then. They would have the less-than-zero impact on him now.

Understand this though. What I have typed will be summarily dismissed by anyone clinging to financial boycotting fallacies. My reply is simply a response to yours.

Facts right here! that ship has sailed any chance of hitting the Jones family in the pocket book is just a fantasy, they literally own towns now and laugh at anyone who holds thier AT&T ticket up to try and ransom his goals...

 

[Diehardblues]

Facts right here! that ship has sailed any chance of hitting the Jones family in the pocket book is just a fantasy, they literally own towns now and laugh at anyone who holds thier AT&T ticket up to try and ransom his goals...

Yes , but the public humility of loss revenue with half empty stadiums would at least get their attention . What could they say? Our fans suk. Lol

The record revenue serves as their warm blanket that no changes need to be made. Half empty stadiums and loss of revenue would have to be addressed regardless if it didn’t impact their personal financial situation.

 

[CouchCoach]

No doubt but half empty stadiums would raise havoc on his pride and the media attacks could take a toll regardless if the financial fallout impacting him which it likely wouldn’t as you have suggested .

The fact the revenue is flowing at record pace provides him a warm blanket that the public and fans do support his ways despite whatever pushback he is receiving.

If those measures failed making him change his ways by stepping back or down then at least we the fans could find some comfort for the ridicule he’d receive for loss revenue as a result of his ways.

I am sorry but once he got that stadium, he became bulletproof. He nets more money on non Cowboys events because his expenses are less and there is no sharing.

That's why it was so important for him to go back the NFL financing to get more money to get it to the size he needed for the bigger acts. It was meant to be a football stadium within an entertainment venue.

 

[CowboyFrog]

Yes , but the public humility of loss revenue with half empty stadiums would at least get their attention . What could they say? Our fans suk. Lol

The record revenue serves as their warm blanket that no changes need to be made. Half empty stadiums and loss of revenue would have to be addressed regardless if it didn’t impact their personal financial situation.

We are talking about an ego maniac that would rather cry (literally sobbing) to the national media than go find a GM to win this for him...and we think embarasing him is the way? I'm not sure the man has that problem.

 

[Diehardblues]

We are talking about an ego maniac that would rather cry (literally sobbing) to the national media than go find a GM to win this for him...and we think embarasing him is the way? I'm not sure the man has that problem.

I’d sure like to find out instead of rewarding him for his BS.

I’ve always thought he’d sell before stepping down.

 

[Diehardblues]

I am sorry but once he got that stadium, he became bulletproof. He nets more money on non Cowboys events because his expenses are less and there is no sharing.

That's why it was so important for him to go back the NFL financing to get more money to get it to the size he needed for the bigger acts. It was meant to be a football stadium within an entertainment venue.

I understand why it’s not happening but why we wouldn’t want to shame him publicly with empty seats and loss of his record revenue.

It’s always worthwhile and satisfying to make these public figures feel our wrath regardless the impacts it makes . If nothing else we feel better

 

[CouchCoach]

I’d sure like to find out instead of rewarding him for his BS.

I’ve always thought he’d sell before stepping down.

He will do neither, the area is stuck with the Highland Park Hillbillies running their team for a long time. It is set up with too many Joneses for him to sell it.

He will only step down for health reasons or if he goes toes up.

 

[Diehardblues]

He will do neither, the area is stuck with the Highland Park Hillbillies running their team for a long time. It is set up with too many Joneses for him to sell it.

He will only step down for health reasons or if he goes toes up.

He certainly won’t with current status .

There always hope the siblings won’t get along and sell out. But most of all operate differently.

 

[CowboyFrog]

I understand why it’s not happening but why we wouldn’t want to shame him publicly with empty seats and loss of his record revenue.

It’s always worthwhile and satisfying to make these public figures feel our wrath regardless the impacts it makes . If nothing else we feel better

Your other problem is todays NFL stadiums minus a few old ones (green bay, chicago, etc...) are built to bring in new crowds..the same folks do not go to every game in these new stadiums... its a venture for the people comming that happens to have a football game playing at some point during the visit they planned.

 

[CouchCoach]

I understand why it’s not happening but why we wouldn’t want to shame him publicly with empty seats and loss of his record revenue.

It’s always worthwhile and satisfying to make these public figures feel our wrath regardless the impacts it makes . If nothing else we feel better

This reminds me of the flea making love to the elephant when a coconut falls on the elephant's head and she goes "uggggghhhhh" and the flea looks around and says "suffer, baby, suffer".