The idea was to have a roster full of football fanatics in order to breed a culture in the locker room of working hard, getting better, finding better ways to do things, outworking each other, pushing each other to improve, etc. He wanted a critical mass in that direction to tip the team culture.
It was relevant, because, if you'll remember at that time, there were a lot of guys who'd recently been on that roster who didn't exactly embrace that kind of thinking. TO was a great player and a great competitor, but he didn't love the idea of 'team.' Patrick Crayton was pretty vocal about the staff. Martellus Bennett had issue with both Tony and Witten. Roy Williams, WR, was Roy Williams. Tashard Choice had a lot going on. Jay Ratliff was somewhere along his timeline of losing his marbles and faking his sports hernia.
There was a lot going on that people forget about. So Jason came in and put an emphasis on drafting team leaders who loved football and loved teams and were willing to work hard. Pretty simple.
That doesn't mean you shy away from a person like Dez Bryant, who loves football and works his *** of and travels with his own monkies and his own circus.
That doesn't mane you shy away from a guy like Ezekiel Elliott, who has tons of his own issues off the field, but who, when he comes to practice is focussed, here to play, and is a great teammate.
It doesn't mean you're looking for guys who don't spark up in the offseason. Or who don't make mistakes with supplements. Or who don't come onto your roster with pre-existing issues like Greg Hardy or Demontre Moore did. Yes, you want to limit that behavior, too, because the suspensions hurt the team, but you can see how those are two separate issues, right?
The fact that some people know better and conflate the two anyway tells you everything you need to know about their motives.
The fact that some people don't know better and conflate the two tells you everything you need to know about their attention span.
The fact that some of us know better and don't conflate the two tells you somebody's getting called a 'blind homer' for no good reason, yet again. At this point, I'm surprisingly ok with that because I consider it code for 'you don't go ape**** and start running in circles every time something happens that affects the Dallas Cowboys negatively.