Troy Aikman and whether the Cowboys have a sense of entitlement

[DandyDon52]

End them? He loves them. He loves the attention it brings and it increases the value of his franchise.

the tours only bring in peanuts cash wise, I think it feeds jerrys ego because he thinks he designed the stadium, and people want to look at his work lol.

 

[Sarge]

So sad what this has become…..seriously.

 

[G2]

What edge? This team has no edge.

 

[Chasing6]

the tours only bring in peanuts cash wise, I think it feeds jerrys ego because he thinks he designed the stadium, and people want to look at his work lol.

It is obvious Jeruh is winning in what matters to him most.

 

[SwagSurfer]

It's up to Jerry but he's not going to mess with his bottom line. Unlimited access to the players and the franchise brings the dollars in.

 

[CowboyFrog]

It is obvious Jeruh is winning in what matters to him most.

"Headlines over Trophies!"

 

[Chasing6]

It's up to Jerry but he's not going to mess with his bottom line. Unlimited access to the players and the franchise brings the dollars in.

Well since the NFL is considered an entertainment business, is Jerry not entertaining?

 

[G2]

The Cowboys edges have bubble-wrap

 

[CowboyFrog]

The Cowboys edges have bubble-wrap

if your talking about the run defense i beg to differ..there is no edge..its a rounded table missing the middle...

 

[Plankton]

It's not even the stadium - The Star is even worse. It's an immaculate facility - that removes any edge from anyone who works there. It makes me think of Rocky III, where Rocky trains for the first Clubber Lang fight in a ballroom with fans attending, taking pics, hawking memorabilia, etc. When the rematch happened? He trained in a hole in the wall gym in the LA ghetto. Mindset completely different.

Yes, I know it was a movie. But, the theme remains the same.

 

[SteveTheCowboy]

"A lot of distractions" is an indictment of the players, not the ownership group.

All the same things were happening in the 90s too.

Or maybe more so, despite modern media.

Coke on game day, scissor stabbings, that kind of thing,

 

[CowboyFrog]

It's not even the stadium - The Star is even worse. It's an immaculate facility - that removes any edge from anyone who works there. It makes me think of Rocky III, where Rocky trains for the first Clubber Lang fight in a ballroom with fans attending, taking pics, hawking memorabilia, etc. When the rematch happened? He trained in a hole in the wall gym in the LA ghetto. Mindset completely different.

Yes, I know it was a movie. But, the theme remains the same.

to some degree i think this is a problem, not the actual facility but the access and the Owner/GM's need for Media over putting the work in...

 

[sunalsorises]

Dallas Cowboys players become rock stars, simply for being Cowboys. They don't have to actually win anything. We've seen that for years.

Nobody cared about the Patriots until they won. Nobody cared about the Chiefs until they won. They've cared about the Cowboys for decades.

Nobody cares about the Patriots now that they are losing again but when Dallas has a 5-win or 1-win season it is the lead.

 

[Chasing6]

Nobody cares about the Patriots now that they are losing again but when Dallas has a 5-win or 1-win season it is the lead.

That is all Jeruh care's about. The Cowboys are alway relevant.

 

[vlad]

I keep saying "The Star" in of itself is a problem - its like handing a Ferarri to a 16 year old for their first car - you think you deserve it

 

[KJJ]

A.k.a.: The Circus

A three ring circus.

 

[KingintheNorth]

Jones needs to end those distractions immediately.

so end himself?

 

[DStar22]

so end himself?

it takes what it takes.

 

[chuck520]

I'm not sure about the team but part of the fan base are that way