Diehardblues
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Well done. He’s not purely about the money. He truly wants to win more than anyone . Just only his way in which he’s directly credited along with celebrity status.Some people vent their frustration for the franchise's lack of playoff success by mentally equating Jerry Jones as someone whose sole ambition in life is making money. It is an easy alternative to critical thinking.
The harder choice is taking a step back and examining Jones as an individual, who is not necessarily Ebenezer Scrooge, and posing questions. What was Jones like before and after he bought the franchise? What were his motivations? What are his passions? How does he respond to others? What has he ever said publicly in tts totality? How did he conduct business managerially before and after he purchased an NFL franchise? What has been his past experiences in football before and after becoming an owner? How does he react to adoration and criticism? Etc.
Doing so can establish a more detailed picture about Jones and how (and why) he thinks the way he does. Jones has always been more than simple greed. The adage that people are more complex than one might first think is true for everyone, including Jones.
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The revolutionary revenue streams he’s brilliantly implemented which those contributions earned induction into the HOF provided him the path to running football operations without being held directly accountable financially for the results on the field.
In the process it’s also provided the same for all NFL teams but fortunately for their franchises their owners haven’t pursued the same football passions ours so desperately cherishes.