It's time to BOO

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Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
Until and if the fans rise up in mass against Jerry nothing will change
I am talking bags on their heads
Banners at games demanding change
Fans chanting at games ect
Until then I hope they lose every single game until Jerry is
Forced to step down
Sometimes is had to get worse before it gets better
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
My question to you: What would you do to fix this right now? Practically speaking... remainder of the season and/or the future.
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
Bob, it's a game, entertainment, a business. Jerry's job is to sell the hokum so you watch. Jerry owns the team and can do what he wants, nothing is changing, bags on the head, boo's Jerry doesn't care, he will just be back selling more hokum and folks will be in line to buy it.
 
Bob, it's a game, entertainment, a business. Jerry's job is to sell the hokum so you watch. Jerry owns the team and can do what he wants, nothing is changing, bags on the head, boo's Jerry doesn't care, he will just be back selling more hokum and folks will be in line to buy it.
Yep. If fans started wearing bags over their heads Jerry would probably sell bags in the gift shop for $25 dollars a pop.
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
Kool-aid was too sweet for me to drink, because you MUST take this team and what it says and does with a grain of salt!! How do we add players to this defense and they're WORSE!!!! It baffles me haze
 
Didn't hear much booing over the TV last night. Too many homer Cowboy fans that will buy whatever Jerry is selling for thinga to ever change.
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
I want to hear about the entire stadium chanting:
Jerry Jones Sucks
Jerry Jones Sucks
Jerry Jones Sucks

See if that gets any attention
 
Sometime in the second half last night, after watching the Cowboys defense unable to stop the Bucs and their UDFA rookie QB convert on a 3rd and 21, the boo birds came out in force at AT&T. And they continued the rest of the night.

My reaction: Good. It’s one of only two weapons fans have to use against the arrogance and hubris of this owner. Booing in person or even better, not buying the product.

When fans boo, it’s probably the only feedback Jerry gets that is honest since he is surrounded by sycophants and yes men. Never is heard a discouraging word within the walls of the Star when it comes to the long needed accountability at the top.

So even if you’re the biggest homer on this board, it’s time to boo. It’s past time to send a message.

In fact…Here are some points to consider when wondering what to boo:
  • Going back to 2024, the Cowboys are 1-5-1 in their last 7 “prime time” home games.
  • The Cowboys are the first home team since 1975 to lose to an 0-4 opponent at home.
  • Jerry has traded away almost all of the team’s 2027 draft picks in his aggressive “rebuild” of the defense. (He doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s never been good at rebuilding a roster)
  • This off-season, once again the leaders of this team sold a huge bill of goods about this off-season and this new team and DC “being different”. Many fans drank that kool aid. It’s not different other than a new cast finding ways to lose.
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
If you can’t boo a game like that you’re not serious about winning.
 
It won't matter. Booing only works for people who have the ability to feel shame and I doubt Jerry has that capacity. Boycotting won't work either since every Cowboy game in that monstrosity is a 50/50 split
 
My question to you: What would you do to fix this right now? Practically speaking... remainder of the season and/or the future.

Honestly? This season is gone. Bland, Ferguson, Revel, Parker and Schotty all need to be gone after this season though. Actually, with the last 2, why wait? I wouldn't be surprised if yesterday's performance was a direct result of the team quitting on Parker and Schotty.
 

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