Jerry Jones Seems To Be Awfully Quiet/DMN Blog: Jerry talks to the Fan *Merge*

[theebs]

I think this team will play up to the level of the stadium.

stadejum.

its pretty tall.

I wish Jerry were up to the level of the stadejum.

 

[mldardy]

I'd say it is. Third time this team has ****ted on Jerry's face.

Triplets ROH
Texas Stadium closing
Cowboys Stadium opening

You forgot a major one. The playoff loss to the Giants. The look on Jerry's face that day. Not good.

 

[cowboyjoe]

Jerry Jones talks to The Fan
9:39 AM Tue, Sep 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones was making his appearance on 105.3 The Fan this morning and talked about some issues regarding his team and Cowboys Stadium after the 33-31 loss to the New York Giants.

On the loss - You'd have love to have won the opening game in that stadium but we kind of created that dynamic by opening the stadium in the second game of the season. Normally, apart from it being a home game, you don't get that down from a game like we played Sunday. We have all the confidence in the world in Tony Romo, so let's use this, the whatever, the frustration as a team, go out, work that much harder this weekend get better. This will be a tough game against the Carolina Panthers. They haven't won.

On making fans have confidence in Tony Romo - You'd like for him not to have a day like that, but when everybody is pointing fingers, when it didn't go good you want someone to walk into that huddle in the next snap at practice, the next snap in the ball game and walk out there cutting and shooting and playing as if they just won the Super Bowl. That's a great quarterback. It certainly a physical position and you've got to have the physical skills but at the end of the day it's got to be someone with a tough skin that's got a high level of will power ... The greatest of them all had many days as rough to the position as Tony had Sunday.

On the feelings after the loss - The thing is this: I always know and I felt it yesterday just like our fans do, I had a tough time yesterday in some areas not being overly critical because I was mad. I wasn't mad at any team member or any coach. I just had that feeling in me. I knew where my attitude yesterday. I knew just as far as not only our team but issues with the stadium, anything with the stadium were going to be accentuated maybe negatively rather than positively because of the outcome of that game ... That goes with it. That's why when you win and have a big win or a big season you want to relish it so much because most of the time in sports that's not the case. You've got rough times most of the times in sports.

On not talking after the game because he was upset -I think that I would have to say yes. It's really not a habit of mine in hard loss or hard times ... But I was there. I walked out of the dressing room and came down. Yes, I had the same frustration that was there. And frankly we had so many things speak for themselves, including the loss, but we had so many things speak for themselves - the stadium, the crowd, the excitement of the crowd, the capacity that was there ... that frankly I ought to do it more and shut up.

 

[theebs]

please shut up entirely. that would be a great place to start.

 

[lcharles]

Jerry Jones talks to The Fan
9:39 AM Tue, Sep 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones was making his appearance on 105.3 The Fan this morning and talked about some issues regarding his team and Cowboys Stadium after the 33-31 loss to the New York Giants.

On the loss - You'd have love to have won the opening game in that stadium but we kind of created that dynamic by opening the stadium in the second game of the season. Normally, apart from it being a home game, you don't get that down from a game like we played Sunday. We have all the confidence in the world in Tony Romo, so let's use this, the whatever, the frustration as a team, go out, work that much harder this weekend get better. This will be a tough game against the Carolina Panthers. They haven't won.

On making fans have confidence in Tony Romo - You'd like for him not to have a day like that, but when everybody is pointing fingers, when it didn't go good you want someone to walk into that huddle in the next snap at practice, the next snap in the ball game and walk out there cutting and shooting and playing as if they just won the Super Bowl. That's a great quarterback. It certainly a physical position and you've got to have the physical skills but at the end of the day it's got to be someone with a tough skin that's got a high level of will power ... The greatest of them all had many days as rough to the position as Tony had Sunday.

On the feelings after the loss - The thing is this: I always know and I felt it yesterday just like our fans do, I had a tough time yesterday in some areas not being overly critical because I was mad. I wasn't mad at any team member or any coach. I just had that feeling in me. I knew where my attitude yesterday. I knew just as far as not only our team but issues with the stadium, anything with the stadium were going to be accentuated maybe negatively rather than positively because of the outcome of that game ... That goes with it. That's why when you win and have a big win or a big season you want to relish it so much because most of the time in sports that's not the case. You've got rough times most of the times in sports.

On not talking after the game because he was upset -I think that I would have to say yes. It's really not a habit of mine in hard loss or hard times ... But I was there. I walked out of the dressing room and came down. Yes, I had the same frustration that was there. And frankly we had so many things speak for themselves, including the loss, but we had so many things speak for themselves - the stadium, the crowd, the excitement of the crowd, the capacity that was there ... that frankly I ought to do it more and shut up.

I was Jerry.

 

[tecolote]

It's hard to feel bad for a billionaire, but I do feel bad for Jerry, the team let him down again.

 

[Alexander]

I ought to do it more and shut up.

Yes. Very good.

 

[kramskoi]

Jerry Jones talks to The Fan
9:39 AM Tue, Sep 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
Todd Archer/Reporter Bio | E-mail | News tips


Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones was making his appearance on 105.3 The Fan this morning and talked about some issues regarding his team and Cowboys Stadium after the 33-31 loss to the New York Giants.

On the loss - You'd have love to have won the opening game in that stadium but we kind of created that dynamic by opening the stadium in the second game of the season. Normally, apart from it being a home game, you don't get that down from a game like we played Sunday. We have all the confidence in the world in Tony Romo, so let's use this, the whatever, the frustration as a team, go out, work that much harder this weekend get better. This will be a tough game against the Carolina Panthers. They haven't won.

On making fans have confidence in Tony Romo - You'd like for him not to have a day like that, but when everybody is pointing fingers, when it didn't go good you want someone to walk into that huddle in the next snap at practice, the next snap in the ball game and walk out there cutting and shooting and playing as if they just won the Super Bowl. That's a great quarterback. It certainly a physical position and you've got to have the physical skills but at the end of the day it's got to be someone with a tough skin that's got a high level of will power ... The greatest of them all had many days as rough to the position as Tony had Sunday.

On the feelings after the loss - The thing is this: I always know and I felt it yesterday just like our fans do, I had a tough time yesterday in some areas not being overly critical because I was mad. I wasn't mad at any team member or any coach. I just had that feeling in me. I knew where my attitude yesterday. I knew just as far as not only our team but issues with the stadium, anything with the stadium were going to be accentuated maybe negatively rather than positively because of the outcome of that game ... That goes with it. That's why when you win and have a big win or a big season you want to relish it so much because most of the time in sports that's not the case. You've got rough times most of the times in sports.

On not talking after the game because he was upset -I think that I would have to say yes. It's really not a habit of mine in hard loss or hard times ... But I was there. I walked out of the dressing room and came down. Yes, I had the same frustration that was there. And frankly we had so many things speak for themselves, including the loss, but we had so many things speak for themselves - the stadium, the crowd, the excitement of the crowd, the capacity that was there ... that frankly I ought to do it more and shut up.

...this entire organization has an inflated opinion of itself and i don't see that changing under the Phillips/Jones duet...call Romo great when he actually delivers what fans have been waiting for after 13 years...

...it's like Facenda said after Dallas beat Denver in the superbowl...the broncos were out there thinking about winning while the cowboys were thinking about football...

...all the talk last year of postseason, playoffs and superbowls ended in the hideous, gutless embarrassment at the Linc...three straight years of season ending collapses...

 

[Alexander]

...this entire organization has an inflated opinion of itself

No question about it. We have a "great" QB. Oodles and oodles of talent. The roster is just stacked to the point that we even go into two consecutive drafts believing that we won't get a starter out of it anyways.

That is a talent evaluation issue. Someone notify the GM.

 

[kramskoi]

It's hard to feel bad for a billionaire, but I do feel bad for Jerry, the team let him down again.

...i don't...he's created this circus atmosphere himself...everything associated with the Cowboys has to be bigger, badder and better than everything and everyone else...he insures that they always have a big black X marked on their backs...

...it's time to close the circus, shut up and play football already...

 

[WoodysGirl]

Jerry Jones on the Party Pass
9:55 AM Tue, Sep 22, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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There were a lot of upset folks regarding the Party Pass among the 105,121 fans in attendance Sunday at Cowboys Stadium. Some were upset they couldn't see the field. Some were upset they couldn't get inside the stadium. Some went home.

The Cowboys sold roughly 30,000 Party Passes for the Giants game and are working with Arlington about what the right number is.

Jerry Jones hinted that some of the issues had to do with unfamiliarity with the stadium by everybody involved in terms of where to go and how to enter the stadium.

"When we can we want the outside feel," Jones said. "We thought we were right there at that temperature and felt that it was worth that. As far as the number of people that were in there, we had had a soccer game and we had approximately 10,000 people standing on our decks and our patios for our soccer game with the Gold Cup and that didn't touch uncomfortableness at all.We really thought that number would work ... In the future we'll look at it. The number's somewhere between at a very low point at about 10,000 and somewhere between that 30. We'll just see how that goes. I know certainly some of those fans with those Party Passes were frustrated but we had large numbers of them excited and right into it just as it was designed to do."



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[tecolote]

...i don't...he's created this circus atmosphere himself...everything associated with the Cowboys has to be bigger, badder and better than everything and everyone else...he insures that they always have a big black X marked on their backs...

...it's time to close the circus, shut up and play football already...

It has always been like that in Dallas, we were the first to have cheerleaders, Americas Team, the hole in the roof so God could watch his favorite team, Captain America, etc.

 

[aikemirv]

No question about it. We have a "great" QB. Oodles and oodles of talent. The roster is just stacked to the point that we even go into two consecutive drafts believing that we won't get a starter out of it anyways.

That is a talent evaluation issue. Someone notify the GM.

I don't believe it is a talent evaluation issue at all.

I believe it is a coaching issue plain and simple.

We dominated a team on the ground 250 yards to 100.

We stopped the #1 rushing team in the NFL last year I believe to about 100 yards.

We could not put it all together though - I see that as coaching not talent.

I see it as getting the team ready to play and mentally tough. I see it as not playing the right defenses at the end of the half and the game.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

I don't believe it is a talent evaluation issue at all.

I believe it is a coaching issue plain and simple.

We dominated a team on the ground 250 yards to 100.

We stopped the #1 rushing team in the NFL last year I believe to about 100 yards.

We could not put it all together though - I see that as coaching not talent.

I see it as getting the team ready to play and mentally tough. I see it as not playing the right defenses at the end of the half and the game.

I'll buy some of the coaching argument. But look at how the 3 corners did in their man-to-man responsibilities... That wasn't coaching. That was the players flat-out sucking.

 

[cowboyed]

Talking about his stadium... Imagine that.

Oh, and the stadium is for the region, not one person. Yes I'm buying that.

That's why you haven't heard from Jerry yet. He's been counting his money.

They say some fan texted in that Jerry is the greatest and they love how he's as frustrated as we are. I'm far from a hardcore Jerry hater, but how can people continue to see that he's the one who puts all this together? He has a pretty good gig going.

And BTW, hate to say it again... But why is the Jerry show conducted by these DJ clowns like Jagger. I wish the Ticket still had the team.


(Edit, of course I meant to say how can people continue to *not* see that Jerry is the one who puts this all together.)

When it comes to Jerry he can't win for losing with you. Last week we won you were mum. We lose and you are all over Jerry. I know it was an important game, especially at home in the new stadium but I will reserve the bashing until the end of the season as we are only 2 games into the schedule.

If Jerry got vocal publically you would be all over it how he is interfering. When he is quiet and not airing his frustration and promising heads will roll you basically label him indifferent and too obsessed with the business side while Valley Ranch is burning.

The reality is none of us including you know what is going on behind the scenes to what degree Jerry is constructively reacting to this bitter, unacceptable loss. The truth is you keep supporting Wade, and his vaunted capabilities and defense are just about dead last when ranked 30th in all major defensive categories yards allowed, sacks, turnovers.

Despite our foibles we lost to the Giants by just 2 points, a team picked by many to go back to the Superbowl. We did some good things in that game too and I will credit Wade accordingly and that is run defense and our special teams were solid. Isn't Jerry responsible for the good parts as well?

I agree Jerry is responsible as GM and owner, but let's keep it proportion and not push anyone over the ledge be it Jerry, Wade, Tony, Garrett etc.. this early in the season or on a game to game basis.

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

...this entire organization has an inflated opinion of itself and i don't see that changing under the Phillips/Jones duet...call Romo great when he actually delivers what fans have been waiting for after 13 years...

...it's like Facenda said after Dallas beat Denver in the superbowl...the broncos were out there thinking about winning while the cowboys were thinking about football...

...all the talk last year of postseason, playoffs and superbowls ended in the hideous, gutless embarrassment at the Linc...three straight years of season ending collapses...

No question about it. We have a "great" QB. Oodles and oodles of talent. The roster is just stacked to the point that we even go into two consecutive drafts believing that we won't get a starter out of it anyways.

That is a talent evaluation issue. Someone notify the GM.

...i don't...he's created this circus atmosphere himself...everything associated with the Cowboys has to be bigger, badder and better than everything and everyone else...he insures that they always have a big black X marked on their backs...

...it's time to close the circus, shut up and play football already...

He needs to go into his bathroom and have that tirade in front of the mirror. The one guy who deserves to be fired for the last 13 years is the one guy who is the constant at the GM position and that is the guy throwing the fit. Scream at yourself Jerry. YOU, not as an owner, but as THE HEAD FOOTBALL GUY, are the guy who is UNACCEPTABLE. Fire yourself.

When it comes to Jerry he can't win for losing with you. Last week we won you were mum. We lose and you are all over Jerry. I know it was an important game, especially at home in the new stadium but I will reserve the bashing until the end of the season as we are only 2 games into the schedule.

If Jerry got vocal publically you would be all over it how he is interfering. When he is quiet and not airing his frustration and promising heads will roll you basically label him indifferent and too obsessed with the business side while Valley Ranch is burning.

The reality is none of us including you know what is going on behind the scenes to what degree Jerry is constructively reacting to this bitter, unacceptable loss. The truth is you keep supporting Wade, and his vaunted capabilities and defense are just about dead last when ranked 30th in all major defensive categories yards allowed, sacks, turnovers.

Despite our foibles we lost to the Giants by just 2 points, a team picked by many to go back to the Superbowl. We did some good things in that game too and I will credit Wade accordingly and that is run defense and our special teams were solid. Isn't Jerry responsible for the good parts as well?

I agree Jerry is responsible as GM and owner, but let's keep it proportion and not push anyone over the ledge be it Jerry, Wade, Tony, Garrett etc.. this early in the season or on a game to game basis.

It's early in the 13th consecutive season of the same exact thing, losing!

After over a Decade the Dallas Cowboys nose dive falls on Jerry Jones. It's fantastic to see more and more people that follow the Dallas Cowboys finally realizing how jaded Jerry always has been as a Head Football Man....absolutely FAIL!

 

[Chocolate Lab]

When it comes to Jerry he can't win for losing with you. Last week we won you were mum. We lose and you are all over Jerry. I know it was an important game, especially at home in the new stadium but I will reserve the bashing until the end of the season as we are only 2 games into the schedule.

If Jerry got vocal publically you would be all over it how he is interfering. When he is quiet and not airing his frustration and promising heads will roll you basically label him indifferent and too obsessed with the business side while Valley Ranch is burning.

Do you have some kind of innerweb alert that goes off when I make a Jerry post?

When Jerry is quiet and in the background, I have never, ever complained about him being indifferent while VR is burning. I have no idea where you got that.

And this thread had nothing to do with Wade. I sure haven't supported him and his defense this week, except maybe to say that it's stupid to claim that he and everyone else should be fired because of the Giants game.

I did hate the stadium overhype, and I'm not the only one. So please don't act like I'm some crazed Jerry hater. Look up a guy named Bach -- I think he's the one you're looking for.

 

[Chief]

I did hate the stadium overhype, and I'm not the only one. So please don't act like I'm some crazed Jerry hater. Look up a guy named Bach -- I think he's the one you're looking for.

I thought that was odd, too. There are a lot of us who jab at Jerry more than you.

 

[Rogerthat12]

Sounds like she's a little sick of this team coming up small on a regular basis.

A lot of us are in that boat.

Count me in too, I am so tired of the dumb losses and same excuses.:bang2: