Game Day Houston Texans at Dallas Cowboys Postgame

Deionindahood

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It has to get so bad, that they are forced to change the way they run and build this team. Lose to th Giants on thanksgiving and that may come a reality
Jerry doesn't have to do much in the post-season. Very few of the fans will change teams, no matter what, and Jerry knows it. I switched to the Bills last year. I still check in on the Boys, but I don't have the frustration level like I used to.
 

James taylor

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haven't won at home since the 1800s

more empty seats than full seats

good.
If anyone has noticed.. The Secondary is Toast. Bet their isn't a single DB that runs under a 4.5 40.. The separation with the receivers is 2-3 yards on man cover..which is way to much. Also "arm Tackling " by the Defense is pitiful. No one using their helmet or shoulder pads to tackle ! Even Jone's Stadium is falling apart.
 

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All NFL teams need Dallas on their schedule. You can maul them, slash them, try new plays, run trick plays, etc. They are good for morale.
 

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They should have put in Trey Lance. By the end of the 3rd quarter, Rush's arm was shot. His throws were off and not as crips as in the 1st half.
Another Jerry / MM boneheaded move.

They are as afraid to see Lance succeed as some fans are.
 

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Glad I'm not a season ticket holder. Even the retractable roof is screaming for mercy, it's all crashing down on Jerry's head, but I doubt that he'll see himself as the reason. A real piece of work.
 

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I never imagined that the Super Bowl in January of 1996 would be the last time in my life that I would see the Cowboys participate in that game.

Everything in the past that they achieved, everything that they were, everything that they stood for and symbolized has been flushed down a drain because one man thought that he had the right to practically victimize millions of loyal fans with his delusional self-adulation.

He may have had the legal right, but considering the social and cultural effect that pro sports teams can have, did he really have the moral right?

Jerry's profile on the official site refers to Jerry owning the team as a "stewardship". Jerry needs to pick up a dictionary....

Stewardship: Careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care.

Entrusted.

Careful?

Responsible?

Jerry is a failure in everything he claims to be as the owner of the Dallas Cowboys. All his billions won't change how history records his destructive imprint on the legacy of this once proud team.
We don't know what the future holds for the Cowboys and Jerry Jones' tenure over the team, but one thing is for sure...history will be harsh on him for the 1997-2024 period.

He will be remembered for the "500 coaches" comment after Jimmy left. The Campo years. The Quincy Carter draft. The Roy Williams trade. The girl in the bathroom pics. The payout to the illegitimate daughter. The "Romo friendly" term. The "**********" blurb. The "all in" declaration.

But the real question is will society actually judge him based historical facts? He is already in the Hall of Fame, he has at least three SuperBowls and the accompanying rings. He doesn't have rings for the first two, and he claimed ownership of the trophies when he bought the franchise.

I don't hold out hope that this will actually affect him. In truth society never truly holds leaders to the mistakes they make and the damage they can cause. It seems that in modern society you can make egregious moral errors and get away scot free as long as you do what the masses want - feed them pablum.

I find this painful because this is my only sports hobby - the Cowboys. I raised my kids to like the Cowboys, but now in their late 20's they follow players not teams anymore. With what Jerry has done recently, I don't blame them.
 

MapleLeaf

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That’s why you start Lance, it is an extra RB.
I was calling for Lance two starts ago because I thought the Cowboys were not going to be as competitive without Lance's legs threatening the defence.

I was still hoping to see the team squeak into the playoffs, but the situation is now completely out of control.

The one good thing we know now is that Cooper Rush is not a serviceable backup QB anymore. We can look for a replacement now along with the many other needs we have.
 

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Jerry might have to increase ticket prices to repair the roof. How ironic that both the roof and the team are falling apart at the same time.

Ironic or symptomatic of decaying leadership? Lol I get it though, but we can't even be suprised anymore.
 

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Jerry doesn't have to do much in the post-season. Very few of the fans will change teams, no matter what, and Jerry knows it. I switched to the Bills last year. I still check in on the Boys, but I don't have the frustration level like I used to.
Very few fans will switch teams. However, many fans will reduce their Cowboy expenses. Too tell you how excited I am about Dallas right now, I did not watch the game against Houston Texans last night.
 
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