Dude I completely agree. When things were thrown at Dak I thought to myself "this is bad". I agree we're there, I feel we were there after the 49er loss. Now I'm just hoping cooler heads prevail and no violence happens. I don't want that. To be honest what I would like is 100,000 people chanting "screw you Jerry" (or something to that affect) for an entire 3 hour game. Or all the stadium just empties out on national TV and humiliates him. As long as it's words and no objects being thrown, no fights and no one physically gets hurt.
But I do 100% agree with your post that we're there. If we get blown out Sunday things could get ugly. I hope it's safe ugly. That's what I'm stuck on. I just want safety.
One more point is I feel the fanbase is realizing it's Jerry and son. So why throw things at Dak. He's a lieutenant in the army of Jerry. Not a fan of Dak as a player but that's low and crappy. Just like throwing things at the refs. If fans want to embarrass Jerry then go for it, but please don't physically hurt anyone.
Yep it's manipulation of the media. Am I correct in thinking that Jerry has most of DFW media on his side? If so you need something that gets NATIONAL media attention, embarrassing him at AT&T is exactly what the media would feed on. You are right, if it turns ugly the media sympathy turns against the fans (and towards poor Jerry)..... if done in a concerted effort (mass walk out, late entry, planned chants) it will get attention.
Indeed, you can use the local media and focus on Dallas football to grow the 'movement'....if you take a play out of Manchester United fan's book, mass social media had taken over the whole lead up to the games, which of course the media (inc national TV) lapped it up....as I say the Glaziers tried placating the fans by spending $170m on two players.
This has placated the fans in the short term, but: a) the discontent is still there b) the Glaziers have forced to conceded to the fans (obs they didnt want to spend the $170m)