Lets all take a moment and thank Jerry Jones our great team owner and leader
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The Quest for Six
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Jerry Jones, is that you?
rambo2
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A good time to be a fan.
Ranching
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Spoiled fans that have no clue will laugh at this. I'm not laughing.
It is what it is
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Typhus
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Ahhh,,, you know what's up, I do as well, anyone with an ounce of common sense can see the writing on the wall.
This is going to be one of this franchise's historic seasons.
Typhus
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The masses grow impatient, chomping at the bit.
We need the Giants.
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If we win a SB it will be in spite of Jerry. Had talented teams before and they always came up short. If we win I'll give the credit to the coaches and the players for overcoming our dysfunctional organization.
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You forgot to add the sarcasm closing tag.
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All past sins and transgressions will be forgotten if a Lombardi comes his way.
the Trey Trey acquisition was a complete shocker but seems to have Jerry’s fingerprints all over them so I have to give him credit for at least TRYING a to get real depth.
the Trey Trey acquisition was a complete shocker but seems to have Jerry’s fingerprints all over them so I have to give him credit for at least TRYING a to get real depth.
AsthmaField
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Yeah, one of them was quoted up above before you could delete it, and the pic is still visible in the quote.
I have been traumatized for life… or at least for the rest of today.
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Best owner in all of sport! Player valuation? Check. Financial valuation? 9 billion checks. Hall of Fame? Check.
Simply put, the man will do any and everything within his means to field a competitive product. The man is a winner, makes mistakes, learns from them, is loyal to a fault.
I’ve been following since he purchased and at times his actions were infuriating but his heart was always in the right place.
JJ is human, and has grown this team and it’s processes into, as we’ve seen, consistent draft, UDFA priority, marketing genius and I hope another SB champion(s)!!
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I can't decide whether this post is very clever satire or not.
Regardless, the post and all the responses make for interesting reading.
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Nerds
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David: I’ve been bullish on McCarthy as a playcaller all offseason, and I love the addition of Cooks, so this is in no way meant to come off as anything short of enthusiasm for the Cowboys offense. But measuring up to this defense is a tall task. It’s hard to overstate just how much Dan Quinn has done since arriving in Dallas, just as it’s hard to overstate how ridiculously talented Micah Parsons is.
It would be one thing if the defense was just Parsons & Friends, but it’s not. There are playmakers all over the field. Trevon Diggs tied Everson Walls’ single-season interceptions record, and got even better in coverage last year. The three-headed monster that is this safety group has apparently grown, as Israel Mukuamu proved his value in the playoffs last year and both Markquese Bell and Juanyeh Thomas showed out all preseason long. Then there’s Stephon Gilmore, acquired in the offseason, who has been elite for years and even won Defensive Player of the Year not too long ago.
Oh, and did I mention the pass rush? Parsons is obviously public enemy number one for any offensive line, but it hardly ends there. DeMarcus Lawrence remains criminally underrated, while Dorance Armstrong, Sam Williams, and Dante Fowler make for a very, very deep rotation. Linebacker is a bit thin right now, but Leighton Vander Esch is a pro’s pro who seems to be getting better now that his health issues are behind him. I like the additions the team has made on offense, but they’re still unproven to this point. The Dallas defense, though, is littered with players who have plenty of scalps on the wall. Topping them is going to be very hard to do.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
On defense, though, it’s quite the opposite. I already mentioned the depth at EDGE. Johnathan Hankins is entering his 11th season and he’s maybe DT2 or DT3 in a group filled with veterans. At cornerback, Jourdan Lewis just came back from the PUP list as someone with 43 career starts, and he’s now a depth guy. And, sure, linebacker is thin on paper. But Quinn, being the mad genius he is, can offset that anyway with the way he uses Jayron Kearse and Donovan Wilson as safety/linebacker hybrids. Everywhere you look for an Achilles heel on this defense, there’s an answer. If it’s not the players themselves, it’s the steady hand that is Quinn.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
It would be one thing if the defense was just Parsons & Friends, but it’s not. There are playmakers all over the field. Trevon Diggs tied Everson Walls’ single-season interceptions record, and got even better in coverage last year. The three-headed monster that is this safety group has apparently grown, as Israel Mukuamu proved his value in the playoffs last year and both Markquese Bell and Juanyeh Thomas showed out all preseason long. Then there’s Stephon Gilmore, acquired in the offseason, who has been elite for years and even won Defensive Player of the Year not too long ago.
Oh, and did I mention the pass rush? Parsons is obviously public enemy number one for any offensive line, but it hardly ends there. DeMarcus Lawrence remains criminally underrated, while Dorance Armstrong, Sam Williams, and Dante Fowler make for a very, very deep rotation. Linebacker is a bit thin right now, but Leighton Vander Esch is a pro’s pro who seems to be getting better now that his health issues are behind him. I like the additions the team has made on offense, but they’re still unproven to this point. The Dallas defense, though, is littered with players who have plenty of scalps on the wall. Topping them is going to be very hard to do.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
On defense, though, it’s quite the opposite. I already mentioned the depth at EDGE. Johnathan Hankins is entering his 11th season and he’s maybe DT2 or DT3 in a group filled with veterans. At cornerback, Jourdan Lewis just came back from the PUP list as someone with 43 career starts, and he’s now a depth guy. And, sure, linebacker is thin on paper. But Quinn, being the mad genius he is, can offset that anyway with the way he uses Jayron Kearse and Donovan Wilson as safety/linebacker hybrids. Everywhere you look for an Achilles heel on this defense, there’s an answer. If it’s not the players themselves, it’s the steady hand that is Quinn.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
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Yes Jerry, thank you so much. Maybe your 30 year plan to get the Frisco Cowboys back to the NFCCG comes to fruition. But you do know there's another game played after that right? Oh well, may need to add a few more years on the rebuilding thing.
Race against the clock. tick-tock....
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This in no way is an offense with prior records of criminal convictions...
Quinn, as the Cowboys defensive coordinator, is a very known commodity, and he’s done something special. Leading the league in takeaways in back-to-back years is remarkable, and the list doesn’t stop there.
Quinn’s Cowboys have also finished second in defensive DVOA each of the last two years, on top of a whole host of other important categories. Not only has he succeeded but he’s showed consistency for an area of football that tends to not be very consistent from year to year. Even in 2021, when the Cowboys offense was loaded with weapons and humming on Sundays, they weren’t as dominant as Quinn’s unit. Can McCarthy surpass that record-breaking 2021 season? It’s a high bar, but it’s what he’ll have to do in order for the offense to actually catch up to the defense.
Of course, even if McCarthy comes up a bit short, that should still make for a really good football team.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
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Quinn, as the Cowboys defensive coordinator, is a very known commodity, and he’s done something special. Leading the league in takeaways in back-to-back years is remarkable, and the list doesn’t stop there.
Quinn’s Cowboys have also finished second in defensive DVOA each of the last two years, on top of a whole host of other important categories. Not only has he succeeded but he’s showed consistency for an area of football that tends to not be very consistent from year to year. Even in 2021, when the Cowboys offense was loaded with weapons and humming on Sundays, they weren’t as dominant as Quinn’s unit. Can McCarthy surpass that record-breaking 2021 season? It’s a high bar, but it’s what he’ll have to do in order for the offense to actually catch up to the defense.
Of course, even if McCarthy comes up a bit short, that should still make for a really good football team.
https://www.bloggingtheboys.com/202...quinn-dak-prescott-micah-parsons-tony-pollard
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