Jones family - It's time for an intervention

Dallas has the oldest GM in the league. The arguments are futile pertaining to any cultural change. That same GM also happens to be one of the oldest owners in the league. I don't know how much longer the sports world will waste time reporting on the dysfunctional Cowboys.
 
They"re busy creating an AI version of Jerry to take over when he departs this world.
 
Jerry’s already inflated ego has grown exponentially in the last few years. Probably thinks because he has the most valuable sports franchise that he rules the sports world. He’s certainly had some success with his 3 Super Bowls and billions in the bank. But what he’s doing lately with these star player negotiations is hurting the football team. It’s a distraction. A huge distraction. Now Jerry likes the distraction, “Any news is good news for the Cowboys” but this is getting out of hand. Time to do something Stephen and kids. It’s all about Jerry right now when it should be all about the team. Please do something about because the Cowboys are currently the biggest joke in the NFL because of all this contract negotiation nonsense.

Jones family - It's time for an intervention​


30 years and counting hearing this!
 
Dallas has the oldest GM in the league. The arguments are futile pertaining to any cultural change. That same GM also happens to be one of the oldest owners in the league. I don't know how much longer the sports world will waste time reporting on the dysfunctional Cowboys.
The franchise's media coverage will not wane as long as Jerry Jones' health permits him to create the artificial melodrama it can feed off. Afterwards, media attention will be partially or completely dependent upon the actions of his children.

It will be great if the franchise's aura ever returns to what it was before Super Bowl XXX, especially before March 29, 1994. It would also be fantastic if the franchise could finally create a new, unique championship-competing luster for a new era.

Both possibilities will remain in limbo until the cause(s) of the dysfunction are remedied. There will be no clear, foreseeable end for this reason.
 
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Jones family - It's time for an intervention​


30 years and counting hearing this!
In a sporting community one will always hear negative and maybe a bunch of cussing as well. Doesn't make it right or dignified. To the point often missing the facts to make a fact or even more than attitudes.
 
I'm not sure how far the apple falls from the tree. They all seem to think the same.
Could be team levels after action analysis levels and a fully functional team.

Ever been at a tank firing range? I was at one paid for by the Prince of Saudi Arabia.
One could look out the back window of the control tower I ran, and see the Louisville Slugger factory. :muttley: :flagwave:
 
PARSONS, you love the fans, your teammates, and YOUR boss providing funds to provide your Mother and family mansions and upkeep all.
 
PARSONS, you love the fans, your teammates, and YOUR boss providing funds to provide your Mother and family mansions and upkeep all.
God.. not another Parsons thread,,.

Oh.. my bad.. its not.
 
The franchise's media coverage will not wane as long as Jerry Jones' health permits him to create the artificial melodrama it can feed off. Afterwards, media attention will be partially or completely dependent upon the actions of his children.

It will be great if the franchise's aura ever returns to what it was before Super Bowl XXX, especially before March 29, 1994. It would also be fantastic if the franchise could finally create a new, unique championship-competing luster for a new era.

Both possibilities will remain in limbo until the cause(s) of the dysfunction are remedied. There will be no clear, foreseeable end for this reason.
Former NFLda executive Joe Banner, who served as President of the Philadelphia Eagles, CEO of the Cleveland Browns, and was a front office consultant for the Atlanta Falcons, believes the blame should be placed on Parsons if he and his team turned down the deal Jerry claims -- one that would have made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

"If Jerry offered Micah a deal that made him [the highest-paid non-quarterback]. If that offer is not more than 4 years long, then this dispute is now Micah’s fault," Banner wrote on X.

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news...ns-dragging-out-dallas-cowboys-contract-drama

Jerry likes to keep reality in the dark so the speculation continues until the last minute. That's how you get the ratings, folks. Welcome to the the Days of Our Lives: Cowboys Edition.

No, really. A dumb family and intimidated potentials. :thumbup: :popcorn:
 
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Former NFLda executive Joe Banner, who served as President of the Philadelphia Eagles, CEO of the Cleveland Browns, and was a front office consultant for the Atlanta Falcons, believes the blame should be placed on Parsons if he and his team turned down the deal Jerry claims -- one that would have made him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

"If Jerry offered Micah a deal that made him [the highest-paid non-quarterback]. If that offer is not more than 4 years long, then this dispute is now Micah’s fault," Banner wrote on X.

https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/news...ns-dragging-out-dallas-cowboys-contract-drama

Jerry likes to keep reality in the dark so the speculation continues until the last minute. That's how you get the ratings, folks. Welcome to the the Days of Our Lives: Cowboys Edition.

No, really. A dumb family and intimidated potentials. :thumbup: :popcorn:
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Jerry’s already inflated ego has grown exponentially in the last few years. Probably thinks because he has the most valuable sports franchise that he rules the sports world. He’s certainly had some success with his 3 Super Bowls and billions in the bank. But what he’s doing lately with these star player negotiations is hurting the football team. It’s a distraction. A huge distraction. Now Jerry likes the distraction, “Any news is good news for the Cowboys” but this is getting out of hand. Time to do something Stephen and kids. It’s all about Jerry right now when it should be all about the team. Please do something about because the Cowboys are currently the biggest joke in the NFL because of all this contract negotiation nonsense.
You can't tell people how they can and can't spend money.
 
I'll be honest, I didn't read the original post but going by the headlines and a brief skim over some of the responses..

let me tell you this Jerry is not the only one that needs an intervention,

Jerry's part of the problem but don't tell me that David, you know Parsons agent, and Parsons himself also don't need interventions they're all wrong they're equally wrong...​

Jerry has dealt with agents since 1989 in the NFL and lots of lawyers since he's been in business we're talking about armies of lawyers that you have to deal with when you're a billionaire buying things like Papa John's franchises, his catering business for NFL stadiums, and so many other things besides the DC...

I'm not going to list all of them but There's a reason he's worth $17 billion, because he deals with people, some people he don't like, but he deals with them anyway...

But this particular agent, is causing more problems and giving bad advice to Parsons ,he has just a big an ego and he's equally responsible for putting Parsons in this situation than jerry has.....

And that brings me to persons the third person in this situation he knows right now that his agent has burned bridges with this ownership group an ownership group that owns your rights for the next three seasons That can make your life a headache even if they wanted to trade you they would send you to a very very bad team on purpose. He has to know they hold the leverage even though Jerry hasn't come out and said it and yes there can be an intermediary somebody else in the front office can deal with the agent But maybe Parsons need to revisit what T Higgins figured out if he's not getting what he wants if the agent is somehow just butting heads with ownership you got to fire your agent get a new agent..

Not saying do this without representation but why don't you get an agent I don't know like Prescott...

Take advice from a leader, the man never had to hold out, he didn’t do any hold-ins. He didn’t miss any practice time at all. He played on the franchise tag. He was willing to play on his last year deal last year without demanding a trade,never use social media to get involved in any of this.

Everyone’s agent is going to advise them some way differently, but whoever this guy’s agent is that’s who you should be using. You shouldn’t use an agent that absolutely has burned bridges with the ownership group.

I understand both sides of the argument and we’re talking about Parsons here, but it has been borderline ridiculous now it’s become different than all these other contracts disputes..

I realize both sides are wrong here the front office, the agent, the player, allowing agent to do this, but it’s become really ugly, yes,
Other players have had to wait to get their deals done, some too long, but they all got done.

All the superstars in Dallas have got paid. They did not have to resort to this...


I’m not putting blame here , because I’m not taking aside, but Prescott is right. He took Jerry to the cleaners and didn’t have to do any of this.

He’s got everything you can think of in both his contracts.

That would be the agent I would want to use not the one that seems to love the drama as well that’s why both parties are wrong. Their egos are clashing and they’re staring at each other like two Pitbulls and Parsons is the gate in the middle of the fence, keeping them from imploding and that’s just not right.
 
You can't tell people how they can and can't spend money.
Not money and cap is worked continually. The organization can be discussed through projecting into the future. One can have personal views on football.
 

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