Jerry sees a bright future for the Cowboys

[zekecowboy]

WOW, Jerry the Barker Circus salesman strikes again. There is hope for a great year from the Cowboys.

 

[zekecowboy]

The cap is the cap. It's got nothing to do with the pocket change Jerry makes on merchandise. He has the same money to spend on players as every other owner and he has to spend it.

Yeah, pocket change. Uhuh LOL The Cowboys generate hundreds of millions annually from merchandising, licensing, and sponsorships, contributing to their position as the world’s most profitable sports team. In 2023, the franchise reported $564 million in operating income, much of which comes from merchandise sales, stadium deals, and media rights

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

Ehh..another wasted season of hovering around .500 long enough to stay relevant and keep everyone talking "playoffs"

We get more desperate each and every year. We win a couple games....against what USED to be good teams...and everyone buys in.

And then the team pulls a Lucy on us Charlies.

 

[Johannes44]

The Arrow is pointing up!

Hey that's what the Pharmaceutical told me.

 

[doomsday808]

Drink the Kool Aid....

 

[Wildcat711]

Every morn I come on whilst I inhale my first 10 coffees and 20 cigs..

Feeling pretty good.. then I read some Jerry schlop..

Then I feel like putting my coffee cup through the screen.

Dear god.. why has my love for the Dallas Cowboys become so painful.

 

[john van brocklin]

Ground hogs day 31 on deck.

Season 31 , right ?

 

[john van brocklin]

He can spend more on coaches and support staff.

Come on man!
That yacht fuel is expensive!

 

[john van brocklin]

I don't think Jerry's sales pitches are going to work any more.
He has been proven to be wrong every time.

I don't know.
The casual fans really drink the Jerry Kool aid.

 

[atlantacowboy]

Yeah, pocket change. Uhuh LOL The Cowboys generate hundreds of millions annually from merchandising, licensing, and sponsorships, contributing to their position as the world’s most profitable sports team. In 2023, the franchise reported $564 million in operating income, much of which comes from merchandise sales, stadium deals, and media rights

Yeah, the part that's actually from merchandise and licensing is 7-12% of that revenue. So, it's a very small slice of the pie. But even if Jerry "took a hit" there and made nothing from it, the cowboy would still earn more than any other franchise and most NFL owners seem to do just fine. But dream on

 

[atlantacowboy]

He can spend more on coaches and support staff.

But he doesn't.

 

[MapleLeaf]

Yeah, pocket change. Uhuh LOL The Cowboys generate hundreds of millions annually from merchandising, licensing, and sponsorships, contributing to their position as the world’s most profitable sports team. In 2023, the franchise reported $564 million in operating income, much of which comes from merchandise sales, stadium deals, and media rights

It funny how this wealth of resources has not resulted in a better coaching or support staff?

Money is not the solution for all problems.

 

[MonkeymanWoes]

Jerry always sees a bright future. He knows (we all know) that he needs to keep the cowboys relevant. Since they aren't a winning franchise, he needs to do whatever it takes to stay on top in every other way, i.e. Netflix specials and the like. Props up the valuation.

 

[dupree89]

stephen says they just need to keep choppin wood and they will get to where they need to he

 

[plasticman]

Why does anyone even bother to quote him?

Don't they realize that they just transformed their "news" into a free advertisement?

Jerry Jones is a salesman, first and foremost. The title of GM is a disguise he uses to convince some that he is a reputable authority on the subject of NFL football.

He is not.

 

[zrinkill]

 

[Western]

 

[KingCorcoran]

I know it's the holiday season but I despise Jerry Jones. Just a morally corrupt old drunk.

Those are his most redeeming qualities.

 

[dcstar]

Kool

Go Cowboys!

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

Lol lol lol

This is no laughing matter.