Phoenix;3268360 said:
DOH!
Yea....I first warned about length and then introduced humor, and go figure from there in an 'educated' reference group. As to seizing a high ground, try again Phenie...
The part about Jerry Jones, was pointed at, but the discussion was developed as to an analysis.
Mainly some opinion was thrown at a single aspect or two, but not addressed but in the thread originating series of posts.
They, by the way, brought some sources of publication NO WHERE shown on site, with information and real facts in abundance.
Again, not even approached in discussion. I guess reading and comprehending isn't at the high level many claim possession of.
But when single sentences are taken apart from a well developed paragraph, and made forged in stone in appearance, these 'rocket scientists' become 'enlightened'....runon?
Emperor, I do most of my searching and typing late at night after work. I don't have a thumb on one hand and a plate in my other from injuries received while in the service. My efforts are an act of love...both in sport and trying to share. Those who didn't bother to read and grasp, missed a chance to NOT be misinformed and bias...as a negative nanie attitude doesn't make for strength of view. It only taints the end product.
Analysis doesn't mean in ability to apply or even call foul where it does occur.
It does improve ability to see more general changes and directions and not to lose moorings as to loyalties, as directions of change have been valid and showing strong indicators of improvment. That applies to Jerry as a GM, Wade as a head coach, and yes, the Cowboys as a dynamic and strong team as well.
In the NFL, failure can be caused by immediate, long termed, as well as injury and game specific failures as well. To veil value in a harsh rendering of not winning it all, is first foolish, and secondly, lacking in observation as well. NO matter how strongly someone wishes to demonstrate a tendency towards being a topic antagonist or even using a tool of stereotyping. That when I was growing up, was scorned at by the general population. Today, some attempt to wear insult as a badge of 'sophistication' and then call themselves fans.