Blitzen
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I've felt like many of you that the culture and working atmosphere that Jerry creates undermines most coaches authorities. Generally by perception mixed with actual reality. Players and coaches that are forced into the roster. Selling instead of proving. Going to bat for problem players with talent, etc. Giving routine interviews and rarely saying no to the microphone.
What would ever convince you that he was really changed and ready to trust the organization?
Mine is a full meal culpa from Jerry nationally televised that details how his method of doing things has significantly contributed to failing in the playoffs for the past 24 years. That Jimmy orchestrated the 90s super bowls and is a vastly better evaluator of football talent. That he is naming someone with extensive football knowledge and proven record as the general manager and personnel manager for the team. That those individuals will not ever have to share the stage with him or anyone else from his family about Cowboys related professional business decisions (including drafting, singing players and coaches). That he will no longer give weekly interviews, go to player coaches meetings personally, or give speeches to the squad about performance unless it is after a super bowl win. That his performance as GM has been inadequate and deserving of termination and to that end he will finally be accountable and follow through with this decision.
Yes, I know. Pie in the sky. How about you guys? Any signatures in blood? Public sacrifices? Crying and begging?
What would ever convince you that he was really changed and ready to trust the organization?
Mine is a full meal culpa from Jerry nationally televised that details how his method of doing things has significantly contributed to failing in the playoffs for the past 24 years. That Jimmy orchestrated the 90s super bowls and is a vastly better evaluator of football talent. That he is naming someone with extensive football knowledge and proven record as the general manager and personnel manager for the team. That those individuals will not ever have to share the stage with him or anyone else from his family about Cowboys related professional business decisions (including drafting, singing players and coaches). That he will no longer give weekly interviews, go to player coaches meetings personally, or give speeches to the squad about performance unless it is after a super bowl win. That his performance as GM has been inadequate and deserving of termination and to that end he will finally be accountable and follow through with this decision.
Yes, I know. Pie in the sky. How about you guys? Any signatures in blood? Public sacrifices? Crying and begging?