The biggest Jerry Jones fallacy is

Gotta love Jerry.

Dude is gonna be 83 and he still wants to try to “groom” his perfect puppet head coach….as if his current coach isn’t undermined enough. He thinks those things aren’t a problem.

Anyone who questions the delusion within this man needs to look no further.
 
The biggest Booger fallacy is he knows football. Closely followed by he knows people. Followed by he won a Super Bowl doing things his way.

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Add that not only the Commanders to the conference finals but add another NFC East rival to the finals with the Eagles
 
' we like our guys '

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Hate to break it to all of you, but when Jerry goes, this team is going to Stephen. Stephen is no different.
 
Eagles and Commies in the NFCCG. NFC North shown to be frauds. We are sitting home on the couch. NFC Beast it is--without us. And the real Eagles MVP? Giants GM Joe Schoen. May he rot in Hell. Our Least Valuable Player? GM Jerry Jones.
 
The football gods have served up the juiciest anti-Jerry Jones game imaginable.

I didn't say anti-Cowboys because the roster and coaching staff aren't the inherent fault of them, per se.........the fault lies with the narcissistic stubborn owner who refuses to delegate authority.

Jerry.......enjoy the next few weeks
 
garyo1954 said:
The biggest Booger fallacy is he knows football. Closely followed by he knows people. Followed by he won a Super Bowl doing things his way.

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This is the fallacy that ruined us. Jerry believes it and b/c he thinks he was so central and instrumental to those 3 super bowl teams, he thinks he can do it again. 30 years of failure and the longest NFC championship game drought in the NFC won't convince him otherwise.
 
atlantacowboy said:
This is the fallacy that ruined us. Jerry believes it and b/c he thinks he was so central and instrumental to those 3 super bowl teams, he thinks he can do it again. 30 years of failure and the longest NFC championship game drought in the NFC won't convince him otherwise.
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That’s all he has to cling to at this point and he still actually parrots it every chance he gets. And it’s not even remotely true!
 
Big_D said:
That’s all he has to cling to at this point and he still actually parrots it every chance he gets. And it’s not even remotely true!
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Jerry has always believed that he controls the narrative of the Cowboys like he controls the Dallas media. He even got Jimmy Johnson to say something to the effect that they were a team and did it together at the ROH induction ceremony...... a sentiment a younger more competitive Johnson mocked and laughed at.

But, those of us that lived through those years know the truth and it is no surprise to us that Jerry has failed miserably for 30 years trying to rebuild Jimmy's team.
 
I think the NFCCG will force Jerry to change his philosophy. He always had the crutch of being the second best team in NFC East. National shows like Cowherd is trying to bash the Cowboys. Supposedly television crews are complaining that they have to cover the Cowboys. The Cowboys have to do something.
 
MoistMayonnaise said:
Yep. Good ol' Jerral is a successful business man but he never was and never will be a "football guy."
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He got lucky with oil and then hit the lottery with the NFLs rise. Good for him. A successful businessman would have seen more success as a GM

He was a gambler when he didn’t have a pot to pee in. Then he made a ton of money and is scared to lose it
 
atlantacowboy said:
Jerry has always believed that he controls the narrative of the Cowboys like he controls the Dallas media. He even got Jimmy Johnson to say something to the effect that they were a team and did it together at the ROH induction ceremony...... a sentiment a younger more competitive Johnson mocked and laughed at.

But, those of us that lived through those years know the truth and it is no surprise to us that Jerry has failed miserably for 30 years trying to rebuild Jimmy's team.
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Oddly enough some actually believe he played a major role!
 
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