Well given OBJ has yet to be signed, I would wait to see what Jerry does as his desire to remain news relevant may make him sign OBJ in spite of not attending the workout.Just as I thought. Blame for everything bad, no credit for anything good.
He's never lived up to the hype imo. They traded Hill and got JuJu, MVS, Toney and Moore so the Chiefs didn't believe in him either. That's not much production for a 4 year career.
True, as it would be like Jerry to do so. But by not going to the workout may say a lot. Jerry already knew his asking price or a range anyway.
This guy's not a cancer, stop lsitening to Skip and SAS, what he actually is is a Super Bowl Champion who was performing great in the most important game of his life until his injury.
Jerry's a good owner. The team has first class facilities. He does a great job of taking care of them. And that's where Jerry should stop. Not signing OBJ is something any idiot could figure out for the price OBJ wants. You want props for Jerry? The day he hires a real GM will be the day that I give him credit for making a great decision on running and leading the team. Until then, he's just an over attached figure head who hasn't got the first clue on how to be a true leader.Just as I thought. Blame for everything bad, no credit for anything good.
Agree with the bolded part 100%.
I agree hence he should come at a more affordable salary than an OBJ while being able to possibly offer a similar stat sheet....the only thing he is missing is the 'name' that Jerry often adores.
This whole "Jerry is a good owner" has to stop. He's a terrible owner that won't hire a real GM.
Well in the case of OBJ I hope by not attending it signals Dallas has zero interest in signing him as there is simply too much baggage in terms of drama that comes with OBJ.
So,true. His one handed catch act is getting old. Even in his highlight moment as a giant he pushed off to make that incredible catch
Jerry is 300-246 with 3 superbowls, the most valuable franchise in sports, and has led several projects that make the game what it is today. Him speaking to the media makes me cringe and the lack of willingness to address certain positions year after year makes me roll my eyes, but it's also hard to find owners with better resumes than him. I think it's time for Jerry to move on, but I struggle to say he's a terrible owner. My fear is we see what a terrible owner looks like once Stephen does take completely over.
Depends on what we mean by #1 receiver. Do we need a top target to take attention and maybe even targets from Lamb? No. Do the Cowboys need someone who can truly play the X position? Absolutely. While I'm fine with calling Lamb a #1 receiver he also plays half of his snaps from the slot, which is where many teams try to find budget players or a quick hit in the draft. IMO they still need another player who can line up outside and on the LOS, even if Gallup gets back to form.
That's like Egypt claiming to be a Great Empire because they have the pyramids.
