Twitter: Sturm's perfect summation

[erod]

That's Jerry's creation. His refusal to stay out of the locker room repeatedly creates these issues for coaches.

It's why Jimmy left a year or two too soon.

 

[Bobhaze]

That's Jerry's creation. His refusal to stay out of the locker room repeatedly creates these issues for coaches.

It's why Jimmy left a year or two too soon.

The truth. Jerry Jones is the two decades long cancer that ails this entire organization. He is the absolute best at undermining his HC and his whole organizational structure.

 

[Bleu Star]

That's Jerry's creation. His refusal to stay out of the locker room repeatedly creates these issues for coaches.

It's why Jimmy left a year or two too soon.

One cancer removed another cancer yesterday.

It's a really strange healing process but we'll get there.

 

[erod]

One cancer removed another cancer yesterday.

It's a really strange healing process but we'll get there.

Stephen seems determined to show daddy how this should be run. He's not perfect either, but at least he's objectively trying.

 

[Aven8]

Stephen seems determined to show daddy how this should be run. He's not perfect either, but at least he's objectively trying.

For some reason I feel Stephen won't have that "open door" policy that his daddy has had all these years.

 

[Whyjerry]

The issue with all this is that Dez is too stupid to see how that could be a problem. He should keep talking as it makes the decision easier and probably keeps his options limited. Yet he is too stupid to see that. What a charmer.

 

[Bigdog]

For some reason I feel Stephen won't have that "open door" policy that his daddy has had all these years.

And he shouldn't. I do a training on being professional and the one thing I tell the employees that if you have a problem with one another, try to work it out amongst yourselves behind close doors. If it can't be resolved, then discuss it with your immediate supervisor, don't go over everyone's head and straight to the CEO. That is unprofessional, inappropriate, and downright disrespectful.

 

[unionjack8]

That's Jerry's creation. His refusal to stay out of the locker room repeatedly creates these issues for coaches.

It's why Jimmy left a year or two too soon.

I dont disagree with this.
Its dysfunctional from top to bottom and why we wont win anything

 

[erod]

I dont disagree with this.
Its dysfunctional from top to bottom and why we want win anything

It could signal a new climate. This could be good.

Stephen ain't frontin' no games.

 

[TheSkaven]

What Dez said is probably true - the captains on the team didn’t like him or his antics. If he performed on the field, no one would have cared.

Crazy how Dez blames them for their disloyalty without trying to understand why they had a problem with him.

 

[unionjack8]

It could signal a new climate. This could be good.

Stephen ain't frontin' no games.

We've heard it all before and nothing changes....

 

[DFWJC]

That's Jerry's creation. His refusal to stay out of the locker room repeatedly creates these issues for coaches.

It's why Jimmy left a year or two too soon.

 

[erod]

We've heard it all before and nothing changes....

No, Stephen took over about 3 years ago.

 

[Bleu Star]

Stephen seems determined to show daddy how this should be run. He's not perfect either, but at least he's objectively trying.

100 percent agree.

 

[ErikWilliamsHeadSlap]

More than likely everyone had a role to play in this and are not blameless. There are 3 sides to every story.

 

[waving monkey]

hog wash, Dez was a gold bricker and now that JJones did what many here were screaming for last year
Jones is a cancer Jones blah blah blah. What the racket is all about is just noise. haters making noise. Sorry I think that's true.
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[Idgit]

This was a point I was going to make earlier but decided I didn’t want to deal with the normal backlash for it. He’s right, though.

And Jerry’s open door policy for his handpicked favorites is one of the most damaging things he does to this team and to his coaches. It’s idiotic. Darren Woodson brought this up as a big issue in Dallas years ago, and he’s right. There’s a reason for a chain of command in the first place.

 

[Aven8]

What Dez said is probably true - the captains on the team didn’t like him or his antics. If he performed on the field, no one would have cared.

Crazy how Dez blames them for their disloyalty without trying to understand why they had a problem with him.

I actually heard that on the radio yesterday as well. It was fine when they had to hold the plane because Dez was late when he was going over 1,000 yards and 10+ TD's, but when all that stopped it got tiresome for the players.

 

[Diehardblues]

Stephen seems determined to show daddy how this should be run. He's not perfect either, but at least he's objectively trying.

And he’s being publicly ridiculed as well.

This franchise is still a mess with Stephen.

 

[Diehardblues]

This was a point I was going to make earlier but decided I didn’t want to deal with the normal backlash for it. He’s right, though.

And Jerry’s open door policy for his handpicked favorites is one of the most damaging things he does to this team and to his coaches. It’s idiotic. Darren Woodson brought this up as a big issue in Dallas years ago, and he’s right. There’s a reason for a chain of command in the first place.

Yep . Jerry’s been running this franchise thru the eyes of a fan not a GM.