No, I don’t like haters who do NOTHING but hate on the Cowboys 24x7. You use to not be that way, but like many, many others you’ve bowed down to the haters and joined them. It takes strength and perseverance to stand up to them. Most here don’t have it.
There is a big difference between a hater and someone who constructively criticizes the failures of the team.
Someone who constructively criticizes wants to see a responsible solution to the problems.
You have gotten to the point where anyone who isn't happy with the way things are going and discusses it is automatically a hater.
You have become an enabler and sympathizer of failure cuz you're afraid to point out anything negative.
The negatives have to be addressed before it can be a positive .
And it's a sad shame because there were some positives in that game javonte Williams and Quinn and Williams both had good games along with barham.
You need to understand the difference between being a true fan of the Dallas Cowboys and a fan of certain players and coaches.
I am a fan of the Real Dallas Cowboys. Coaches and players from a bygone era set a standard that I watched and understood intimately and it was a recipe for success.
They were military trained men The Best of the Best Roger Staubach Tom Landry Ernie stautner.
They had no fear and played to win.
What you saw in that last game was coaches and a quarterback that played fearful and afraid to lose and you will never ever win a Super bowl that way.
It has nothing to do with being a hater it is football in its purest sense.
People like you unintentionally thinking they're being a good fan by not rocking the boat or calling out any of the problems are just enabling the situation.
By not calling out these injustices you are a true hater of what the real Dallas Cowboys stood for and that was a level of excellence which every franchise aspired to attain at the time.
Maybe you weren't old enough to view how a team led by military trained men performed.
Tom Landry flew bombing missions in world war II and was shot down do you think he was afraid of throwing the ball on the goal line.
He wasn't some kitty cat trying to become everybody's friend playing ping pong and Greek dancing.
He was the undisputed leader of the team and everyone knew it and respected it the whole league respected him.
Brian schottenheimer lost the respect of his whole team and the league doing what he did and then saying he hope his quarterback trust him.
None of this is hate it is fact worse yet you know it.
Don't ever call me a hater of the Dallas Cowboys I know what made them great. And I'm not going to settle for what Jerry decides to cram down our throats because he's too insecure to hire a dominant alpha coach like Landry or Jimmy.