Diehardblues
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And we still haven’t recovered from Parsons trade yet.We had that chance last year after the Parson's trade, but then Jerry did a classic Jerry move.
And we still haven’t recovered from Parsons trade yet.We had that chance last year after the Parson's trade, but then Jerry did a classic Jerry move.
Mainly because the trade right after it contradict the whole first trade. I mean both those trades and what lead up to it was the most Jerry move Jerry has done in a long time. I'm still suffering we won't have that #1 draft pick in this upcoming draft, so we won't have anything like 2016 after it either.And we still haven’t recovered from Parsons trade yet.
You created a new account, just to tell us that?People need to stop buying tickets. Hit Jerruh in the pocket.
My sincerest apologies for creating an account and for the inconvenience. I haven't participated in message boards in a long time. Figured it might be fun to talk with other Cowboy fans. Clearly, I should've consulted you before signing up. I'll be sure to run any future posts by you for approval.You created a new account, just to tell us that?
Just an observation from being there. Yes, the boos started coming out, but honestly, I didn't think they were in force. Really less than I expected and not as loud. I suspect the TV audio makes them seem worse than they are.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:
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
- 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.
no probsMy sincerest apologies for creating an account and for the inconvenience. I haven't participated in message boards in a long time. Figured it might be fun to talk with other Cowboy fans. Clearly, I should've consulted you before signing up. I'll be sure to run any future posts by you for approval.
Best trade Jerry’s made in a long time.And we still haven’t recovered from Parsons trade yet.
I could barely hear them watching the game on TV. I imagine they’ll get louder if the defensive futility continues. As it should.Just an observation from being there. Yes, the boos started coming out, but honestly, I didn't think they were in force. Really less than I expected and not as loud. I suspect the TV audio makes them seem worse than they are.
I've also noticed they'll put the decibel meter up on the big screen and it's not anywhere near as loud as what it shows. I've been there when it's truly rocking and the meter is barely 100+. Now, it's common for it to hit 100 and it's definitely not as loud as it used to be. Just figured it's manufactured to try to appear as something it's not.
Another observation. Night games anymore have a much greater attendance of casual fans. And definitely more open seats. Things like cheering and getting loud when the Cowboys are on offense instead of defense, or the wave when the Cowboys are on offense.
You’re best to put him on ignore. He’s not capable of any kind of Cowboy discussion.My sincerest apologies for creating an account and for the inconvenience. I haven't participated in message boards in a long time. Figured it might be fun to talk with other Cowboy fans. Clearly, I should've consulted you before signing up. I'll be sure to run any future posts by you for approval.
That's when I knew Dak wasn't serious about winning a title. He stayed here for the money. Now he's Jerry's mouthpiece. Don't blame him for getting all he can get but it's telling.If I was Dak and I was serious about wanting a shot at a Lombardi, I would tell my agent to see if he could somehow get on either the trading block or ask for his release at the end of the season.
I’m sure because of his contract a release would be unrealistic but a trade might be an option.
On the right team, Dak would be a fit for a playoff team looking to make a run in the next two years. Here? Not even close. If I was Dak I would want out.
Once you're there and they have your money, what good is a walkout? Jerry Jones obviously doesn't embarrass easily.Would be amazing if some famous person organized like a fan walkout mid game. Embarrass Jerry. But then again he has every famous person in his pocket. Jerry would probably like the attention.
Jerry already made his billions from the franchise. He could probably care less if fans are booing and or calling out the players/coaches.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:
It’s time to boo! As loud and as often as we can.
- 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.
