Just watched the Landman episode with Jerry on it

[atlantacowboy]

I'll give the old bat some credit. He is a better actor than he is an owner. At least he admits that his runts are running all of his businesses. Maybe John Hamm and Billy Bob Thornton will buy the team from him? I have to admit this made me want to order from Skip The Dishes though. If he is genuine, his goal in life is to work with his kids....working with them to condemn this franchise though

Believe it or not, he wasn't acting. He was talking off the top of his head. there was no script.

 

[JoJo]

I like the show. But the Jerry scene made me throw up in my mouth.

 

[SlammedZero]

Strange timing. I just started watching this weekend, couldn’t sleep last night and finally got to that scene.

Good show, but Thornton makes the entire thing by a longshot. He has that Bad Santa attitude that I found to be entertaining.

On Jerry, I’ll take a pass on praise. It infuriated me even more than I already am.

The Dallas Cowboys are an institution, not some playground for him and his kids, and he still sits there and acts as if he has taken over the football world with his ability. Are the kids who claim to run football still actually involved in the other businesses while other GMs are looking at film and learning the league 24/7?

Well gee Jerry I’m happy that you were able to steal our team so you could “hang” with your kids, and then tell the fans that were here long before you were…”too bad, it’s about ME only.”

I’m not supposed to dislike this guy? Ha.

If he would hire Stephen to be an NFL GM, I wonder if he would hire a guy like a Les Snead to handle his land leasing. Why not?

I hate that guy to the point where I can’t even properly root for this team. I’m sure I’ll watch the series again, but I’ll be forwarding past that scene.

I agree with you on both topics here:

A) Billy Bob's character was absolutely fantastic. Definitely carried the show.

B) I also wasn't moved by Jerry's 'speech.' He basically just told everyone what we Cowboys fans already know.....that nepotism rules the franchise. It wasn’t some profound revelation; it was just him doubling down on keeping everything in the family, with no real accountability or outside perspective, no matter the results.

 

[Redsfan_83]

Believe it or not, he wasn't acting. He was talking off the top of his head. there was no script.

He had tears...what a weenie