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LOL.Goodell too low
LOL.Goodell too low
That is stupid. I don't think there is another owner whom players and explayers like more than Jerry. The fact that 3 hall of fame players have asked him to deliver their hof introduction speeches speaks for itself and says a lot about the type of man he is.
#15.
He pays and often overpays for them. He is a very loyal boss for his players. If I played for him I'd love him too. That he was asked to present a player for the HOF has nothing to do with his overall likability.
He does not belong in a list with racists, criminals and cheats. The only reason he is in that list is because he owns the Dallas Cowboys.
You missed the Ultimate Evil One at 15? tsk tsk, tyke1doe. lol.
There are many others on the list with Jones who are not racists, criminals, or cheats. That is the entire point. Some people in sports are, by the lawful things they do, still hated.
I think the fact that Jerry opens his mouth and tries to come off as some sort of football expert only because he has bought his way into the chair is reason enough to dislike him.
Don't worry, he's in like company.
That's BS.I take it DallasEast loves him some Jerry.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/main/photos/1405/most-disliked-people-in-sports/1
Here's the entire SI.com list:
1. Donald Sterling, Clippers owner
2. Alex Rodriguez, Suspended baseball player
3. Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers outfielder
4. Richie Incognito, Unemployed NFL lineman
5. Michael Vick, New York Jets quarterback
6. Julie Hermann, Rutgers athletic director
7. Richard Sherman, Seattle Seahawks cornerback
8. Lane Kiffin, Alabama offensive coordinator
9. Dan Snyder, Washington Commanders owner
10. Gary Betman, NHL commissioner
11. Lance Armstrong, Disgraced cyclist
12. Mark Emmert, NCAA president
13. Ndamukong Suh, Detroit Lions defensive lineman
14. Roger Goodell, NFL commissioner
15. Satan
16. Tiger Woods, PGA golfer
17. John Calipari, Kentucky basketball coach
18. James Dolan, New York Knicks and Rangers owner
19. Luis Suarez, Uruguayan soccer player
20. Ray Lewis, ESPN broadcaster
21. Marshall Henderson, Former Ole Miss guard
22. Nick Saban, Alabama football coach
23. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Champion boxer
24. John Tortorella, Former NHL coach
25. Matt Cooke, Minnesota Wild left wing
26. Bill Belichick, New England Patriots coach
27. Kevin Garnett, Brooklyn Nets forward
28. Tim Finchem, PGA Tour Commissioner
29. John Terry, England national team soccer player
30. Skip Bayless, ESPN journalist
31. Sebastian Vettel, Formula One driver
32. Kurt Busch, NASCAR driver
33. Jose Mourinho, Chelsea soccer coach
34. Jeffrey Loria, Miami Marlins owner
35. Sepp Blatter, FIFA President
LMAO @ Skippy at number 30...
Exactly! Skip makes the list but Smith doesn't? I don't get it. Then again, why are ESPNers on the list in the first place?Surprised Stephen A. Smith didn't make the list. Can't stand that guy.
Goodell too low
That's BS.
I understood Jerry Jones shortly after the Jones/Johnson split occurred.
Don't hate me for getting a grip 20 years ago.
Your earlier assessment you posted of me was completely (and obviously) off. Or perhaps you were joking. Regardless, I should apologize for the "hate" remark.Hate you? Sounds like someone needs to get another grip.
This should be no surprise to anyone that keeps up with Jerry.