Diehardblues
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Our top priority isn’t winning. Sure , we want to win but not willing to do everything possible to win. We continue to have an aging upcoming 80 year old owner strangleholding our front office posing as GM with his first fertile sperm as VP. What could go wrong ?
Why would we consider anything will change. We’re more concerned in remaining interesting and relative to promote hype and hope in order to pimp the brand and sell the product.
It’s amazing we even have a playoff caliber team . But we need to thank our pitiful divisional foes who aren’t saddled with the embarrassing handicaps , hindrances and obstacles our dysfunctional ownership must overcome but yet still struggle to produce more competitive teams.
The fact is we’ve assembled enough talent to win worst division in NFC but as we witnessed in playoffs last year and against most playoff teams we faced it doesn’t measure up.
We are frauds. Over hyped and over sold. And our dysfunctional ownership will attempt to keep most of these stars and talent in place because they generate the hype and hope that our fans buy into.
We have a toxic culture embedded with an undermined coaching staff serving as puppets for our failed ownership more concerned with their celebrity status and being right than winning.
We have been reduced to an entertainment package not to be taken serious as real football entity as we continue to just go thru the motions almost as they don’t even have time to make more effort . They certainly aren’t going to make the difficult decisions to shake up front office .
I guess there’s no one who convince our ownership that an 80 year old owner posing as a GM and his son isn’t what’s best for Cowboys football. I’m to the point that either there’s no interest in making that needed change or it’s an unapproachable situation. Until then it’s going to be difficult to raise expectations and take our football operations more serious. Enjoy the show!!
Why would we consider anything will change. We’re more concerned in remaining interesting and relative to promote hype and hope in order to pimp the brand and sell the product.
It’s amazing we even have a playoff caliber team . But we need to thank our pitiful divisional foes who aren’t saddled with the embarrassing handicaps , hindrances and obstacles our dysfunctional ownership must overcome but yet still struggle to produce more competitive teams.
The fact is we’ve assembled enough talent to win worst division in NFC but as we witnessed in playoffs last year and against most playoff teams we faced it doesn’t measure up.
We are frauds. Over hyped and over sold. And our dysfunctional ownership will attempt to keep most of these stars and talent in place because they generate the hype and hope that our fans buy into.
We have a toxic culture embedded with an undermined coaching staff serving as puppets for our failed ownership more concerned with their celebrity status and being right than winning.
We have been reduced to an entertainment package not to be taken serious as real football entity as we continue to just go thru the motions almost as they don’t even have time to make more effort . They certainly aren’t going to make the difficult decisions to shake up front office .
I guess there’s no one who convince our ownership that an 80 year old owner posing as a GM and his son isn’t what’s best for Cowboys football. I’m to the point that either there’s no interest in making that needed change or it’s an unapproachable situation. Until then it’s going to be difficult to raise expectations and take our football operations more serious. Enjoy the show!!
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