Reads to me like a “grow up kid” comment.
I can certainly see it from an organizational perspective because it’s year two for a second round pick and he needs to step up at a position of need.
And Joseph either does that now, or the team will not factor him into future plans and will start the process of replacing him.
This is the definition of a career crossroads.
I think we can safely surmise that Jerry has a lot more inside knowledge of Joseph than we ever will. The situation around the shooting, the feedback from the coaching staff, the comments from players, heck we don't even know if he has side conversations with players like Zeke, Dak, Lawrence, Brown or Diggs when he passes them by in the hallway.
What we do know is he has way more access than us dull normals. So if he has spouted this off in public about a specific Cowboys player, which I rarely see from him, I would think there is quite a bit of potential fire behind this smoke signal.
It is too bad that it has to get to situations like this where you geriatric owner has to call you out in social media, but maybe this is the type of thing that has to get this kid to start thinking about what the NFL actually means in his life.
Right now he makes me wish we still had Brown lining up in the corner. Once again, even though fans consistently whine about Brown, it never was his fault that he kept the starter's job.
I felt it was more an indictment of the players that were on the bench behind him, and how inept they were in being unable to displace a 189th, 6th round, draft pick.
Cheers to Brown for making the best of NFL chances. You gotta praise a player who has his head on straight.
Jeers to the Kelvin Josephs of the league who don't realize the opportunity they have in front of them.
