cowboyed
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I think Dak is just an optimist. He did not play well against the BUCS, no doubt. But he certainly played well many times before including winning offensive player of the week several times, being in the top ranking with his peers over his career. Many in here lamented how emasculated and inexperienced our receiver corp has become. How exactly did that help Dak in this game. I don't think Dak has proven he is an elite quarterback but he has proven he can be a very good quarterback when the right offensive players are in place. It seems he is a guy that consistently needs competitive practice. Holding him out all preseason was questionable.
Injuries are starting to pile up for Dak that actually concerns me more than his ability to perform. This Cowboys executive management team is inept. Stephen Jones is more of an accountant than a wannabe GM. Who brought McCarthy into the fold - Stephen. Jerry Jones at nearly 80 years of age is not vigorously general managing the Cowboys. He is a figure-head and reinforces the illusion by actively speaking about the team. As owner he communicates whenever he feels like it.
I do wish the Jones's would do fans a favor and sell the team to football competent people. However, it is a family business and this may go on for generations. I don't care how pretty and artistic the stadium is, how pristine the practice facilities are, I value ownership and executive management that knows how to build and sustain an elite team, and not one that is mired in the 90s.
Injuries are starting to pile up for Dak that actually concerns me more than his ability to perform. This Cowboys executive management team is inept. Stephen Jones is more of an accountant than a wannabe GM. Who brought McCarthy into the fold - Stephen. Jerry Jones at nearly 80 years of age is not vigorously general managing the Cowboys. He is a figure-head and reinforces the illusion by actively speaking about the team. As owner he communicates whenever he feels like it.
I do wish the Jones's would do fans a favor and sell the team to football competent people. However, it is a family business and this may go on for generations. I don't care how pretty and artistic the stadium is, how pristine the practice facilities are, I value ownership and executive management that knows how to build and sustain an elite team, and not one that is mired in the 90s.