News: ESPN: Cowboys' Prescott irked by stadium worker's callout after loss

[leicafan]

How so many can't see through Prescott is crazy to me.

This guy is a fraud through and through. Since day 1.

How much more do you have to see?

Dak is a fraud, no doubt. What could be better when you heard someone call you out? Easy, talk to the guy and say we're sorry, we will get better.
And now a 60 millions seeks out the guy and try to get him out. Looks really bad.

 

[Johannes44]

You'd think he'd be disgusted by his own lack of effort but hey we all need a hobby eh Dak?

 

[Cowboys5217]

Dak is a fraud, no doubt. What could be better when you heard someone call you out? Easy, talk to the guy and say we're sorry, we will get better.
And now a 60 millions seeks out the guy and try to get him out. Looks really bad.

I would have just kept walking and ignored what the guy said. Even if I got angry I would still just shine it on because in the long run it's not worth it to get the guy fired over a comment made after a bad game. It's not like he cussed Dak out or threatened violence.

I guess now we know what really happens when Dak gets pissed. Rather than winning playoff games, he just gets regular Joe's fired.

 

[DandyDon52]

I would have just kept walking and ignored what the guy said. Even if I got angry I would still just shine it on because in the long run it's not worth it to get the guy fired over a comment made after a bad game. It's not like he cussed Dak out or threatened violence.

I guess now we know what really happens when Dak gets pissed. Rather than winning playoff games, he just gets regular Joe's fired.

Do we know the guy got fired? Do we know if dak was behind getting him fired?
All I heard was dak said get him out of here, meaning out of that hallway.
Fish got into this and he was down on dak too if he really had the guy fired or whatever.

Someone else said you have to be smarter (it was irvin) if you work at stadium, dont be hollering negative stuff at any of the players. Just common sense.

 

[Hadenough]

That's how I was raised, respect....known your place. When and where, is the place. Time for everything....yelling something and expecting no consequences...very telling indeed

Dak hasn’t done anything to earn respect. He never ever takes full responsibility like a leader should.

 

[Ranching]

Dak hasn’t done anything to earn respect. He never ever takes full responsibility like a leader should.

Wasn't talking about Dak....

 

[Captain-Crash]

Is this the same guy who wanted the fans to attack the officials because he didn't know the rules? An official has to spot the ball.


Hum

 

[KingCorcoran]

Dak hasn’t done anything to earn respect. He never ever takes full responsibility like a leader should.

Dak’s a quality quarterback. His reaction to this incident, however, makes it seem like the guy who made the comment cares more about the Cowboys than he does.

 

[Brax]

Jimmy probably would have put hands on him.

Actually he would have agreed with him, tough season that year

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

I would have just kept walking and ignored what the guy said. Even if I got angry I would still just shine it on because in the long run it's not worth it to get the guy fired over a comment made after a bad game. It's not like he cussed Dak out or threatened violence.

I guess now we know what really happens when Dak gets pissed. Rather than winning playoff games, he just gets regular Joe's fired.

Apprently he felt a little bit of pressure and threw the ball in the stands.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Is this the same guy who wanted the fans to attack the officials because he didn't know the rules? An official has to spot the ball.


Hum

Also told fans critical of bad play to "get over it or get lost".

This "likable" and "leader" guy.... doesn't seem all he's cracked up to be.

 

[shabazz]

Royaly never like to hear comments of dissent by the peasants

 

[Praxit]

The McCarthy show. The big stage, lights, camera, lessor opponent, and you cant take advantage.

Embarrassing? .. yes

 

[DallasEast]

Love how Todd Archer tweets Jones' answer without including everything he said at that moment during the segment.

From the 15:21-16:03 portion of the video (starts there):



What Archer tweeted was preceded with:

Bobby Belt: Jerry, there was a viral interaction postgame from the Buccaneers game where Dak was a little frustrated after he heard a driver at the stadium describe the team as embarrassing. What were your thoughts on that interaction and in general the sentiment that was being put out there?

Jerry Jones: I didn't pay a lot of attention to it. It doesn't, it doesn't impact me at all.
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Essentially, in one breath he says he doesn't care. The guy did not say anything to him. In the next breath, he cares for fans expressing themselves.

The guy said what he saw Thursday night was embarrassing. You, Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys general manager, put out the product he saw. You are responsible for what everyone saw a week ago.

Narcissists. They care. Yeah. They care when they are the target. They could not care less if the bullseye is painted on someone else.

 

[Captain-Crash]

Jerry said dak was a puskie rat:
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones backed a supporter who yelled “embarrassing” at Dak Prescott after the defeat against the Buccaneers, asserting that fans are entitled to voice their discontent with the players.
“It has no effect on me whatsoever. The person in question was not part of the staff. Fans should and can share their thoughts.”
Jones brushed off worries about the episode, stating that even if the person had been associated with the Cowboys, he would still champion their right to voice their viewpoint.
“Regardless of whether he was one of our staff or not, he appeared to be a fan. Therefore, I support our fans in being able to express their opinions.”

 

[Johannes44]

Jerry said dak was a puskie rat:
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones backed a supporter who yelled “embarrassing” at Dak Prescott after the defeat against the Buccaneers, asserting that fans are entitled to voice their discontent with the players.
“It has no effect on me whatsoever. The person in question was not part of the staff. Fans should and can share their thoughts.”
Jones brushed off worries about the episode, stating that even if the person had been associated with the Cowboys, he would still champion their right to voice their viewpoint.
“Regardless of whether he was one of our staff or not, he appeared to be a fan. Therefore, I support our fans in being able to express their opinions.”

Jerry finally said something I agree with. Good for him.