Stephen: This can be a quick fix

I’m in misery? Didn’t know so thanks for the heads up. I was just getting ready to enjoy a full weekend of football completely unaware of my condition.

I always assumed the miserable people were the irrational name callers who struggle to comprehend any piece of their world view being challenged by other people using logic and facts.
No, that would be folks like you who crap on everything Cowboys. All the time.
 
I’m in misery? Didn’t know so thanks for the heads up. I was just getting ready to enjoy a full weekend of football completely unaware of my condition.

I always assumed the miserable people were the irrational name callers who struggle to comprehend any piece of their world view being challenged by other people using logic and facts.
lol...he is so full of culture.
 
Sure Stephen, if you call “quick” changing out the entire defense with Seattle’s, their coaches, and FO…
 
Selling the team isnt a quick fix it usually requires intense negotiations

Oh you meant something else

My bad
 
I learned my lesson once again after last week. Never buy into this team. Assume they will lose, often in embarrassing fashion.
I don't know if I take it that far. I just try to enjoy the victories as they come, and if we lose, it's no surprise to me because I haven't built this team up and I don't allow myself to be very disappointed. Losses used to eat at me all week, but now I don't chalk anything up as a win, so I can more easily accept that we lost to the Giants. I don't jump off bridges anymore.
 
I tell it like I see it. Nothing has happened to me. I prefer to keep it to football. but some make it impossible to do so.
And you know what I said is true. You been around long enough.
I will give props and I will criticisze the team and FO as needed.

But it is very tiring of seeing the same old post after post after post. And some really can't discuss it. As it is still the falls back. 30 years 30years, Jerry yuck Jerry sucks.
And no, I can't always ignore it. Even though I try. I am this way outside of here. I tell it like I see it when needed.
But you seem to go there a lot now. In fact, sometimes it appears to be your initial reaction in threads I've come into where you are responding

Maybe you've grown so tired of it, you just come out defensive against those posters who are always negative. But the ones who are always negative IMO are a minority. There are plenty here who still want to talk football but we're too busy instead discussing those who are too positive or negative.

I have no problem with those who want to bark back at Stephen for his comments about a quick fix or with those who want or need to believe it. I just generally don't see a need to ridicule them for either believe. Doesn't mean I haven't at times, but I'd rather be discussing the team than other members.

I'm just making an observation here because I do think over the years that you've made a lot of good well-thought-out comments while lately it seems that your role more seems to be to attack what you perceive as negativism. There are some I expect that from because that is pretty much all they do, but I've seen better from you.
 
Stephen Jones is so drunk on the Cowboy Kool-aid, it's impossible to get an objective opinion out of him. A win in week two doesn't mean it was a quick fix. I would just mean we played a bad team in our own house. You can count on a loss in week 3 because the defense is still pathetic. Stephen's lame excuse at that time will still be this is a work in progress.
 
I don't know if I take it that far. I just try to enjoy the victories as they come, and if we lose, it's no surprise to me because I haven't built this team up and I don't allow myself to be very disappointed. Losses used to eat at me all week, but now I don't chalk anything up as a win, so I can more easily accept that we lost to the Giants. I don't jump off bridges anymore.
Nah, I am with you. Still happy if we do well. Just know not to get too hopeful
The team has to prove it first.
 
The team would be better if the owner and his son stayed out of the media. What other owner is talking to radio shows every week.
How exactly would they be better? Because you wouldn't have it to whine about? How does that change a single thing on the field?
 
I think there's a level between those two extremes. He could have simply said we've got to do better than that and we expect to do better than that.
He didn't say a thing that was extreme. He didn't jump up and down screaming Superbowl to the world.
 
Nah, I am with you. Still happy if we do well. Just know not to get too hopeful
The team has to prove it first.
Took me too long to get there. Used to be the type who would shout at officials if they blew a call. Decided a few years back that the way I was reacting to games wasn't good for my health. Now sometimes I don't even watch the games live. I record them, and watch them immediately if Dallas won and sometimes not at all if they lose. I only started not watching sometimes when they lose probably in the last year or two. I used to couldn't do that because I wanted to examine why they lost and think about how it could get fixed.

The Jerry Jones years have worn me down, so I try my best to not let myself get caught up in any hype. I have hope, but I don't allow myself to have expectations.
 
He didn't say a thing that was extreme. He didn't jump up and down screaming Superbowl to the world.
For some us having watched what we went through last year on defense saying that this can be a quick fix can be an extreme. We'd rather they prove it than talk about it.

As I said, there are answers he could have given between we think this can be a quick fix and we're doomed. Maybe just we're working on it.
 
As much as I hate to agree with Stephen, this time, I suspect he might be right. The Cowboys are developing a new system, and it will take time for decent players to do decent things. Far too many changes might have been too much all at once for new coaches and players to play like pros. With that in mind, I can easily picture desperate players doing desperate things. Of course, desperation is also prompting me to say such things, but it is the time for success, at last. Call me crazy, but this is the kinda game whereby the Cowboys usually rise to the occasion. Cowboys 31, Commanders, 27.
 

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