Twitter: Jerry on why he talks more than other owners and GMs

[Ranching]

But at what point does the family step in and remove him from decisions.
I know it can’t be answered, as many will say now, or it should have already been done.

My dad is 87 and we dare not go against him....of course, unlike Jerry, he's still in his right mind. Lol

 

[Ranching]

he just likes sniffing jocks. smh

Have you been watching Porky's again?

 

[pete026]

Well, thanks for ruining that song for me!

I think I told you I went to high school in Manchester. Freshman year, first day in homeroom; the kid sitting next to me wrote out the lyrics to Pink Floyd "Animals" album. The whole album. I was impressed and went out and bought it the next weekend. Hooked on Pink Floyd since.

 

[Runwildboys]

Talk is just talk...it doesn't bother the coach....if he gives directives in the office, that's a different story.

I don't hate Jerry, or even dislike him as many do, but I do think the team would be better off without some of his input.

 

[lkelly]

Having not read the replies, this is my reaction to that Jerry quote:

 

[Captain-Crash]

opposing fans of other teams love Jerry, they know he's the reason the Cowboys will never win anything ever again.
They hope he never dies. One day he might need a pig heart so he can live forever.

 

[DallasEast]

I’m sure Jimmy isn’t losing sleep about Jerry’s invite into the ROH.

Agreed. My sarcastic comment highlighted the varying ironies always extending from Jones' mindset.

 

[Ranching]

I don't hate Jerry, or even dislike him as many do, but I do think the team would be better off without some of his input.

I don't know how much input he really has anymore....to me, he's just a mouthpiece and ringmaster.

 

[75boyz]

That JerrySpeak ultimately all leads back to an accountability of one. Him. Which means there is none.

The multitude of past historical posts here have covered how Jerrys unique family structure leads to futility.

What an ego I tell ya.

 

[CouchCoach]

Talking more and holding court to explain why he talks so much. What a surprise.

Owners and GM's do not talk because they do not want to have to backtrack if they say the wrong thing. Smart owners hire smart GMs to hire HC's to do the talking.

 

[RS12]

1989 is when he entered our lives as fans of his newly purchased NFL franchise. The real question is how much did he daily vomit from his mouth BEFORE he bought the team?

Saw recently his 1989 press conference his exact words were "we must win, we will win". Apparently that only meant at the beginning of his tenure.

 

[noshame]

Lord exactly what did I do in the mid 90's to deserve 30 years of hell?

 

[JonesBoys]

"One of the positives of our structure".

.............................sigh

Someone might want to tell Jerrah that structure has been garbage for almost 3 decades now.

 

[ondaedg]

Next twitter story will be Jerry explaining how it benefits the team to have pictures with young girls circulating on the internet.

 

[slick325]

Idiot...lol

 

[ZekeTrain]

Is he drunk? I read it twice and still cannot figure out what his point is

 

[BoyzBlaster]

Too bad this isn't england we could get him sectioned.

 

[DallasEast]

The best line may be "We don't have these issues." The overwhelming majority of professional, semi-professional and amateur sports franchises and teams have multiple personnel within their command structure. Each have varying degrees of success or failure with their end product but it can be argued that most work.

Jones makes an assertion that his preference is uniquely special in its effectiveness. However, his premise is not strong enough to avoid scrutiny or criticism based on his assumption. His position would have been strengthen with better overall regular and post season success but that is not the case.

One can say their silverware is spotless until a closer look reveals dishwasher spots. That is what Jerry Jones needs for himself. Cascade.

 

[Jake]

I don't know how much input he really has anymore....to me, he's just a mouthpiece and ringmaster.

We don't know what goes on behind the scenes, but we do know he's still Owner/President/General Manager so he has as much input as he wants. He's in the big chair.

 

[Asklesko]

What Jerry thinks about his team: there's no middle man
What Jerry doesn't realize: it's all middle man