Offensive Flatlining Completely On Jerry Jones

CowboysFaninHouston

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Then Jerry Jones has abandoned his role as GM. This is the conflict of interest that I have been discussing for decades now.

Yes, as the OWNER, what you say is true. However, the majority of criticism is directed towards his responsibilities as the GM, in which super bowls is not secondary. For NFL GM's, super bowls are the only goal and all other duties are means to that end.

There is more than money when it comes to a successful career. There is reputation, social contribution, and family legacy. There is also gratitude to patrons of your business's success.

The last item is why the NFL was formed in the first place. Teams used to be named after the city and then the business that sponsored the NFL franchise. It was a way of acknowledging their patrons and enhancing their company's local reputation.

The Green Bay Packers is short for meatpackers, the business that formed the franchise. The original name of the Chicago Bears was the Decatur Staley's, named after Stakey's Furniture Company.

When discussing Jerry Jones, I think it is important to note which of his roles within the franchise we are discussing. We should separate Jerry the owner from Jerry the GM. Otherwise, as mentioned, it is a definite conflict of interest.
I am totally with you. I have been saying the exact same thing that Jerry is in conflict with himself as the owner/GM. and the owner over rules the GM every time.
 

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out of 13 people!!! man your statistical analysis sucks.

did all 13 play at the same time? really!!! 13 played together? or 13 on the team caught the ball. this tells me 67% of passes went else where....given how good CD is, I am not surprised. remember in football there is 2WR sets, 3 WR sets and sometimes they go 4 wide.

so to educate you a little....

tua had 4624 and 1799 went to hill, that's 38%, so 62% went elsewhere. 14 caught the ball from Tua
Goff had 4575, 1515 went to St. Brown that's 33% - 18 caught the ball from Goff
Hurts had 3858, and Brown had 1456, that's 38% - 13 caught the ball
Allen had 4306 and diggs had 1183 of it, that's 27%.. 13 caught the abll
Purdy had 4280 and Aiyuk caught 1342, that's 31% - 14 caught the ball

does this mean they all were leaning heavily on one guy!!? do you really want me to go through and see how many passes each caught and what percentage?

and this year we have Tolbert and Turpin as #2 and #3 recievers....I mean seriously. those two, who most wanted to cut Tolbert last year and turpin an UDFA at 5/9" and 160lbs!!!!
btw, average across the league....you forgot to mention all those other QBs I listed and you can clearly see in the picture....were actually above Dak's...but yeah, I get you conveniently forgetting stuff.

you are not really good at this. quit while you are behind.
I'm talking targets, you are talking yards. Ferguson has actually been the #2 option.
 

TequilaCowboy

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He has led us to where we are today. Hopefully, all the way to the top of the draft. Bright side is that at the top you can build something like Detroit and Washington did. It can be done.
But they didn’t have someone like Jerry trying to ruin, I mean run, everything.
 
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