What bothers me the most is Jerry said on the radio he is not going to draft a QB to sit behind Romo. He'll wait until Romo retires, then we'll be in QB purgatory.
Post Aikman years were terrible and I am not sure if Post Romo will be any different. We got a small taste what I expect we will see when Romo is no longer here these last 6 weeks.
Well, if the crowds start dropping into the 30,000-40,000 range and season ticket sales drop 40%...
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Addressing an observation that the 2016 draft probably won’t yield a high enough draft pick to find a franchise quarterback to eventually replace Tony Romo, Jones interrupted.
“Except if a great one, Roethlisberger or Manziel, falls,” Jones said.
Ben Roethlisberger slid to Pittsburgh at No. 11 overall in 2004. In 2014, Johnny Manziel was still available at No. 16 when Jones, who doubles as the Cowboys’ final-say general manager, was on the clock.
Jones weighed Manziel against the fact Tony Romo was approaching the second year of a contract running through 2018, with $55 million guaranteed.
“We had Manziel at the top of our board, (still) on the board,” Jones said on a weekend Manziel returned to his college alma mater to attend a Texas A&M game. “So he’s a legitimate board pick and we’re sitting there and grinding through … should we go for this opportunity to take aquarterback that high that’s dropped down and start getting ready in case for when Romo is not here or God forbid if he got hurt.?
“That’s why I sat there to the last minute and stared at everybody and looked at everybody so that we could say, ‘Is this that shot? One has dropped to us?’
“Now you can ‘hindsight’ and look at how things have gone in Cleveland, but still that’s exactly why we sat there and had the agony.”
In Cleveland, debate over what the Browns should do with Manziel has run hot after he started in a 31-10 loss at Cincinnati Thursday night.
http://www.cantonrep.com/article/20151109/SPORTS/151109378
He also was the driving force of letting DeMarco walk.
@jobberone @big dog cowboy This is why I believe the truth regarding the psychology within our war room as it pertains to Todd Gurley will eventually surface. It always does because Jerry loves flapping those gums. One down, one to go..lol
I completely agree that we probably didn't stand a chance of getting Gurley but it would be nice to know what they were thinking.
Griffin played baseball.
5 or 6 years???? I'm worried if he will make it through 5 or 6 more games
Delusional was the previous 15 years.
He's a straight up lunatic.
Don't make eye contact lunatic.
Absolutely..Jerry is for sure drinking. I'd say romo has 2 left at the most. For all we know he goes down after he comes back this year and that could be it.
Addressing an observation that the 2016 draft probably won’t yield a high enough draft pick to find a franchise quarterback to eventually replace Tony Romo, Jones interrupted.
“Except if a great one, Roethlisberger or Manziel, falls,” Jones said.
Ben Roethlisberger slid to Pittsburgh at No. 11 overall in 2004. In 2014, Johnny Manziel was still available at No. 16 when Jones, who doubles as the Cowboys’ final-say general manager, was on the clock.
Jones weighed Manziel against the fact Tony Romo was approaching the second year of a contract running through 2018, with $55 million guaranteed.
“We had Manziel at the top of our board, (still) on the board,” Jones said on a weekend Manziel returned to his college alma mater to attend a Texas A&M game. “So he’s a legitimate board pick and we’re sitting there and grinding through … should we go for this opportunity to take aquarterback that high that’s dropped down and start getting ready in case for when Romo is not here or God forbid if he got hurt.?
“That’s why I sat there to the last minute and stared at everybody and looked at everybody so that we could say, ‘Is this that shot? One has dropped to us?’
“Now you can ‘hindsight’ and look at how things have gone in Cleveland, but still that’s exactly why we sat there and had the agony.”
In Cleveland, debate over what the Browns should do with Manziel has run hot after he started in a 31-10 loss at Cincinnati Thursday night.
http://www.cantonrep.com/article/20151109/SPORTS/151109378
Jerry needs to retire.
The numbers may not be that far off if you count how many actual Cowboy fans are in attendance. But from a JJ perspective, a sold ticket is still a sold ticket despite who is sitting in the seat.
What bothers me the most is Jerry said on the radio he is not going to draft a QB to sit behind Romo. He'll wait until Romo retires, then we'll be in QB purgatory.