Jerry Jones press conference

Stevie is now center stage. The 3 of them
is such a clown show. Fantasy camp coach. Nepo Boy. The oldest GM in sports history. What a joke.
 
Jerry knows how to grab the media's attention. He's still got it.

He's been very quiet, by his standards, this offseason. But, he knows how to make a splash if and when he wants to.
 
Because they need to build their foundation first. Top 10 most penalized team yearly yappin about a super bowl is real cute.
two years in a row this team has won only seven games each year and still the jones think that this is capable of winning a superbowl. anything to keep this team in media so they can make their millions .this team will be lucky to win seven at the most ten games shoot this season could be dumpster fire and only win four games.
 
two years in a row this team has won only seven games each year and still the jones think that this is capable of winning a superbowl. anything to keep this team in media so they can make their millions .this team will be lucky to win seven at the most ten games shoot this season could be dumpster fire and only win four games.
They are in pretty good position to win the division this year.
 
Wasn't this advertised as a Brian Schotenheimer Press Conference? Jerry can't help himself but to insert himself into everything. After this presser I liked Jerry even less. Less Jerry and more Schotty, at press conferences, please.
 
Not any more than any other team.

How ridiculous was it for NE going into last year after a 4-12 season. And that was with healthy players.

Unlike a 7-9-1 season with half the defense out at any one particular time all season long.
And a DC that was checked out all season.
 
Wasn't this advertised as a Brian Schotenheimer Press Conference? Jerry can't help himself but to insert himself into everything. After this presser I liked Jerry even less. Less Jerry and more Schotty, at press conferences, please.
Every press conference can be considered a Jerry Jones press conference unless he is not physically present. Every non-Jerry Jones press conference may even be questioned as his if the main speaker is repeating talking points he made before their press conference.
 
Every press conference can be considered a Jerry Jones press conference unless he is not physically present. Every non-Jerry Jones press conference may even be questioned as his if the main speaker is repeating talking points he made before their press conference.
Shame on you for defending the owner/GM/megalomaniac.
 
Seattle entered the season with 60-1 odds winning the season.
@stilltheguru can correct me if I have misinterpreted his comment. I believe we can use both this emphasis on Dallas' perpetual penalty problem and your reference of Seattle's pre-2025 odds for winning the Super Bowl--which they beat.

RankSeasonTeamPenGWLTW-L%PtsPtsOPtDifPenYdsOppPenOppYds
4
2024
DAL
128
17
7
10
0
0.412
350
468
-118
128
921
132
1019
1
2025
DAL
133
17
7
9
1
0.441
471
511
-40
133
1136
134
1142

RankSeasonTeamPenGWLTW-L%PtsPtsOPtDifPenYdsOppPenOppYds
7
2024
SEA
119
17
10
7
0
0.588
375
368
7
119
987
121
958
25
2025
SEA
100
17
14
3
0
0.824
483
292
191
100
793
117
902

* Courtesy stathead.com

In two seasons, Dallas transitioned from Mike McCarthy to Brian Schottenheimer. Not only did the team's penalties remain in the Top 10 of the league. They grew worse. Overall team execution and efficiency grew worse. This is a key factor for the team's lack of success, along with available talent and coaching.

On the other hand, Mike Macdonald inherited a Pete Carroll team that ranked 5th in the penalties. Macdonald's first-year staff and players made only marginal, but positive improvement. They followed up with massive improvement in reducing penalties last season.

The Seahawks corrected a central issue that helped them win a Super Bowl at 60-1 odds. The Cowboys have not done the same. Yet. Unless Dallas can reshape itself into a complete juggernaut that wins regardless of how many in-game miscues, having too many penalties will remain another self-made obstacle of repeating what Seattle did in February.
 
Face palm all you want, but the Cowboys do in fact state that their goal is to not win the SB every year Jerry stays the GM. It's just that simple, and you are only fooling yourself.
On day 2 of the draft, Jerry was holding a press conference and came right out and said "Our goal is not to go to the superbowl every year. The goal is to make each year better than the previous year."
 
@stilltheguru can correct me if I have misinterpreted his comment. I believe we can use both this emphasis on Dallas' perpetual penalty problem and your reference of Seattle's pre-2025 odds for winning the Super Bowl--which they beat.

RankSeasonTeamPenGWLTW-L%PtsPtsOPtDifPenYdsOppPenOppYds
4
2024
DAL
128
17
7
10
0
0.412
350
468
-118
128
921
132
1019
1
2025
DAL
133
17
7
9
1
0.441
471
511
-40
133
1136
134
1142

RankSeasonTeamPenGWLTW-L%PtsPtsOPtDifPenYdsOppPenOppYds
7
2024
SEA
119
17
10
7
0
0.588
375
368
7
119
987
121
958
25
2025
SEA
100
17
14
3
0
0.824
483
292
191
100
793
117
902

* Courtesy stathead.com

In two seasons, Dallas transitioned from Mike McCarthy to Brian Schottenheimer. Not only did the team's penalties remain in the Top 10 of the league. They grew worse. Overall team execution and efficiency grew worse. This is a key factor for the team's lack of success, along with available talent and coaching.

On the other hand, Mike Macdonald inherited a Pete Carroll team that ranked 5th in the penalties. Macdonald's first-year staff and players made only marginal, but positive improvement. They followed up with massive improvement in reducing penalties last season.

The Seahawks corrected a central issue that helped them win a Super Bowl at 60-1 odds. The Cowboys have not done the same. Yet. Unless Dallas can reshape itself into a complete juggernaut that wins regardless of how many in-game miscues, having too many penalties will remain another self-made obstacle of repeating what Seattle did in February.
Pretty much. Dallas can win the super bowl. I'd just rather they not keep talking about it and correct their terrible discipline issue before getting so loud

But yes I noticed Seattle cleaned up penalties pretty nicely.
 

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