Sully
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Well, I am not a Cowboys fans that has been saying for a few decades now...DO NOT BUY JERRY'S FOOLS GOLD
and I am not changing from this position until this franchise can PROVE it on the field by playing in a NFC Conference finals
Most of Dallas fans know that this franchise has the loooooooooooooongest NFC team drought not to play in this game.
Every NFC team has played in the NFC finals since Dallas did in 1995.
With that said, I will give Jerry a small bone that he is trying more lately than from a few years ago.
Here is why I think it is why. ~> Oct 13, 1942
This is Jerry Jones Birthday. He is approaching 84 years old.
On average, the American male lives ( ie: dies) around 78 years old. So Jerry is well into "overtime"
and his legend will be a negative on with this 30+ drought. And majority of Cowboys fans point to Jimmy Johnson
being the #1 reason for the 3 Superbowls in the 90's and not Jerry. The proof is the obvious drought PLUS the
many laughable playoff loses, BAD defenses records season after season and being referred to a Market Team playing
football. So like the Washington Football Team, ( board cops dislike their real team name) did in the 90's by trading away all their draft picks trying to fix their draft woes/problems. The Cowboys draft --especially after 1st round, has been poor. In fact,
the Cowboys 2nd round picks has been disasters. And this lack of success is a HUGE reason this franchise keeps drinking
this 30+ year drought. Season after season, Jerry is seen shopping @ Dollar General midseason and later for players because their mid/late round picks are poor. Either by injuries or just not good enough to play for other teams when Dallas
releases them.
So Jerry is left to screwing his limited future to see his toy make it to a Superbowl. He is running out of seasons and carefully worded cliches trying to sell his pyrite, that he knows how to build a Superbowl team. But when his own game
is over, the drought will be is legacy to fans that care what happen on the field, NOT Jerry winning the Forbes Bowl each season.
Good Luck Jerry. At least you are now trying to go down swinging.
and I am not changing from this position until this franchise can PROVE it on the field by playing in a NFC Conference finals
Most of Dallas fans know that this franchise has the loooooooooooooongest NFC team drought not to play in this game.
Every NFC team has played in the NFC finals since Dallas did in 1995.
With that said, I will give Jerry a small bone that he is trying more lately than from a few years ago.
Here is why I think it is why. ~> Oct 13, 1942
This is Jerry Jones Birthday. He is approaching 84 years old.
On average, the American male lives ( ie: dies) around 78 years old. So Jerry is well into "overtime"
and his legend will be a negative on with this 30+ drought. And majority of Cowboys fans point to Jimmy Johnson
being the #1 reason for the 3 Superbowls in the 90's and not Jerry. The proof is the obvious drought PLUS the
many laughable playoff loses, BAD defenses records season after season and being referred to a Market Team playing
football. So like the Washington Football Team, ( board cops dislike their real team name) did in the 90's by trading away all their draft picks trying to fix their draft woes/problems. The Cowboys draft --especially after 1st round, has been poor. In fact,
the Cowboys 2nd round picks has been disasters. And this lack of success is a HUGE reason this franchise keeps drinking
this 30+ year drought. Season after season, Jerry is seen shopping @ Dollar General midseason and later for players because their mid/late round picks are poor. Either by injuries or just not good enough to play for other teams when Dallas
releases them.
So Jerry is left to screwing his limited future to see his toy make it to a Superbowl. He is running out of seasons and carefully worded cliches trying to sell his pyrite, that he knows how to build a Superbowl team. But when his own game
is over, the drought will be is legacy to fans that care what happen on the field, NOT Jerry winning the Forbes Bowl each season.
Good Luck Jerry. At least you are now trying to go down swinging.
