Dez lost his job after the Seattle game

[Jerryrage]

No question, after watching All or Nothing this morning. Dez lost his job after that Seattle game last year. Jerry just sat in the booth and made his choice right there.

 

[Frozen700]

What?

 

[G2]

He had my support up until that very game.
No excuse for that.

 

[Direwolf63]

No question, after watching All or Nothing this morning. Dez lost his job after that Seattle game last year. Jerry just sat in the booth and made his choice right there.

Dez was slowly losing his job from the day he signed his new contract. That game may have been the last straw, but he was probably gone anyway.

His release was a long time coming.

 

[Ranching]

He lost his job when Tony stopped throwing him perfect, catchable balls and was able to ignore his antics.

 

[Hardline]

He lost his job the day he walked out of Jerry's office for the last time.
If Dez was still on this team right now he would be the starter

 

[CATCH17]

Seattle game should’ve been the end of this coaching staff.

 

[Vinnie2u]

Dez lost his job when the front office decided that his production and antics did not merit his salary. If Dez was putting up Antonio Brown numbers he could pee on the NFL logo during a game and get a ATTA boy from Jerry.

 

[Alexander]

He had my support up until that very game.
No excuse for that.

That should have been the absolute last straw for anyone with even reasonable expectations for him. As one of the "leaders" and highest paid players on the team, he had a duty to step up.

That was a winnable game that where if he performs better, the team probably stays alive.

Instead he performed horribly against an average defense that was a shade of its former self.

Dropping passes, hearing footsteps--it all showed how mentally weak Dez Bryant was.

 

[FLCowboyFan]

No question, after watching All or Nothing this morning. Dez lost his job after that Seattle game last year. Jerry just sat in the booth and made his choice right there.

Refresh our memory. What happened in the game? I blocked a lot of last season from my mind to keep from getting upset

 

[jazzcat22]

Really slow as here we go again, another bash Dez thread.

A little less than 3 weeks to go to get onto other more important topics...or will the Dez haters keep it going....they are obsessed with him even now.

 

[Alexander]

Refresh our memory. What happened in the game? I blocked a lot of last season from my mind to keep from getting upset

He threw temper tantrums on the sideline, a fumble and a bounced pass off his hands that got returned for a pick six.

 

[America's Cowboy]

The last nail in the coffin was when Dez said in February... "Everybody that ain 't with Dez Bryant, they can kiss my ***."

BOOM....GONE....BYE....SEE YA!

 

[kskboys]

He lost his job the day he walked out of Jerry's office for the last time.
If Dez was still on this team right now he would be the starter

Going into TC, absolutely, but he may not have come out of TC as the starter!!!!!

 

[CPanther95]

That might have been the final straw where he lost his job under his current contract, but he lost his job when he and his agent made it clear on social media that he wouldn't take a pay cut.

So Jerry didn't even offer him a chance to stay at a reduced salary, which I bet he would have.

 

[exciter]

No question, after watching All or Nothing this morning. Dez lost his job after that Seattle game last year. Jerry just sat in the booth and made his choice right there.

Believe Jerry was the only holdout, it was Garrett, Linehan and Stephen that made the decision right there. They then had to convince Jerry!

 

[Point-of-the-Star]

Dez was slowly losing his job from the day he signed his new contract. That game may have been the last straw, but he was probably gone anyway.

His release was a long time coming.

No, I think that's not right.

I can promise if he had continued to play at a very high level he wouldn't have lost the job/ Jerry will pay for performance because that sells tickets, merchandise, and all things Cowboys.

 

[Alexander]

The last nail in the coffin was when Dez said in February... "Everybody that ain 't with Dez Bryant, they can kiss my ***."

BOOM....GONE....BYE....SEE YA!

Dez hater.

 

[Alexander]

Believe Jerry was the only holdout, it was Garrett, Linehan and Stephen that made the decision right there. They then had to convince Jerry!

This is probably true. Jerry Jones was the holdout with Owens as well. And Bryant had the same complaint that certain people were out to get him.

 

[WillieBeamen]

That should have been the absolute last straw for anyone with even reasonable expectations for him. As one of the "leaders" and highest paid players on the team, he had a duty to step up.

That was a winnable game that where if he performs better, the team probably stays alive.

Instead he performed horribly against an average defense that was a shade of its former self.

Dropping passes, hearing footsteps--it all showed how mentally weak Dez Bryant was.

The whole offense sucked that game. Dont just blame Dez.

And that pick 6 had nothing to do with Dez. That was all on the wimpy armed QB