kskboys
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So, someone paid Dak to play like crapp?
Conspiracy theory as to why we can’t get over the hump
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So, someone paid Dak to play like crapp?
kskboys
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Since Dak was the primary reason we lost, not a leap at all.
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Before Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys he was going to buy the Chargers in 1966.
[Jerry Jones asked Hoffa's Teamsters for a loan to buy the Chargers in 1966]
Wonder if he missed a payment, if he would have had endzone seats in the Meadowlands next to Hoffa.
[Jerry Jones asked Hoffa's Teamsters for a loan to buy the Chargers in 1966]
Wonder if he missed a payment, if he would have had endzone seats in the Meadowlands next to Hoffa.
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My dad always teased me that the NFL was rigged and that goes back 30 years or more. I never agreed and the suggestion would rile me up. He knew that which is partially why he teased, but he also believed rigging to be real. I still don't but I do begin to wonder if some aspects and to a limited degree might be compromised. I hope not.
The 500 thing makes a little sense the way it was presented because following the money often leads to the truth. Again, I hope it's not a real thing. Conspiracy requires secrecy and secrecy depends on limited informed participants. The main problem I see is accounting for basically 30 years of mediocrity after elite success. So, I think the real problem is the Jerry Jones isn't the football guru he thinks he is.
The 500 thing makes a little sense the way it was presented because following the money often leads to the truth. Again, I hope it's not a real thing. Conspiracy requires secrecy and secrecy depends on limited informed participants. The main problem I see is accounting for basically 30 years of mediocrity after elite success. So, I think the real problem is the Jerry Jones isn't the football guru he thinks he is.
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98% of all conspiracy theories turnout to be true so why not this one?
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The merchandise argument leaves out one important fact. At the time Jerry settled his merchandise lawsuit with the NFL, the Cowboys made up 16% of total merch revenues. Part of the settlement requires the NFL to still get their 16% while anything above that all stays with the Cowboys. The entire argument is based on a flawed premise.
Here's a theory: Jerry's a lot better at making money than he is at assessing football talent. How much is he paying Dak Prescott and Zeke Elliott, again?