Jerry Jones to make more sideline trips?

Well, if you read the thread, I'm probably the only mod who has posted in the thread. I'm a fan just like any of you and want to win. I just don't get up in arms about everything either. The reality for me is I know that my opinion on a messageboard will not affect any change within the Cowboys organization. So yeah, I don't care if Jerry goes down to the field and stands on the sidelines.

And contrary to popular belief, we don't all agree when it comes to the Cowboys. It's hilarious that you would even think so. I'm not the spokesperson for the staff. lol

Oh how I am not surprised at your stance. I'm not sure I've defended Jerry. I just don't have an issue with him going on the sidelines. I'm focused on what's going on on the field and what the players are doing than I am with Jerry. And I don't see how him going on the sidelines has anything to do with his ability to build a roster.
So on a sideline where the coaches have shown an inability to make sound decisions at critical junctures, which causes players to blow up....Jerry's pressence is the missing ingredient to fix this? Perhaps this is the secret sauce?
 
Jerry's been meddling unincumbered for decades . . . he's on a roll -- why stop now? -- LOL.

@ nearly .500 or below for 18 years is why ---LOL

Jerry Jones is a Circus Clown and the Circus is here to stay. So sit back and take in the smell of another losing teams destiny to implode.

When the Players step up and state what kind of weak minded message Jones is sending then some things will eventually have to change. Ware, Witten and Romos careers be damned.
 
So can we talk about our next HC now? Or is it still too soon? ;)
 
Arthur Blank is always on the sidelines at Falcons games...

Never heard a single Falcon Fan complain....know why? Because nobody cares because it doesn't matter

We got a stupid fan base
I googled it and there's a web page for keeping Blank off the sidelines. Regardless, are the Falcons the team we should emulate?

Jason Garrett has to be seen as lord of that sideline. There can't be any question who makes the calls, nor should he allow any player to challenge any decision he makes. Instead, Garrett isn't even in charge of his own sideline. He has a clown who hops down there occasionally to exhort the team on, tell Garrett who he has to get out of the game and so forth. Which just solidifies to all the players who they're really accountable to. I've no doubt there are players who can call Jones direct if they don't like the way things are going with the coaching staff. Jones has an established history of that.

What's stupid is how people don't see how things like this matter.
 
It is starting to feel like the wheels are starting to fall off this bad boy. Similar to Wade after the GB game
 
It might help. Remember this scene when everyone in the Jones family including Charlotte and Spalding knew to call a timeout but Jason didn't?

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It is fascinating. I mean, it's no coincidence this was "announced" the week after Garrett totally botched the clock AGAIN. No doubt the wheels are turning in Jerry's head right now...

I'm curious, if Jerry called timeout, would the officials recognize it (even if he's technically not allowed to?) What would Garrett do if Jerry ordered him to call a timeout in that situation? Would he ignore him? Automatically obey his order and risk looking like a fool?

The possibilities are endless, I'm kind of hoping it happens before the end of the year...
 
I googled it and there's a web page for keeping Blank off the sidelines. Regardless, are the Falcons the team we should emulate?

Jason Garrett has to be seen as lord of that sideline. There can't be any question who makes the calls, nor should he allow any player to challenge any decision he makes. Instead, Garrett isn't even in charge of his own sideline. He has a clown who hops down there occasionally to exhort the team on, tell Garrett who he has to get out of the game and so forth. Which just solidifies to all the players who they're really accountable to. I've no doubt there are players who can call Jones direct if they don't like the way things are going with the coaching staff. Jones has an established history of that.

What's stupid is how people don't see how things like this matter.

Bill Belichick said this was going on when he took over in New England and it was one of the major problems that he had to stamp out.

Apparently it's not viewed as a issue in Dallas because of our unique organizational structure where titles don't matter.
 
I think it's time for Jerry to just do what he's always wanted to do - grab the headset and name himself head coach.
 
I wonder if Jerry just wants to stand on the sideline during home games or if he'd do it at say Philly where he could get a AAA battery upside the head?
 

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