They operate as a team. They didn't have individual egos and monikers like Hot Boyz, The Lion, and Here-Ws-Go.
They don't have players making more money in endorsements than they make in salary.
Same culture, same outcome next year.
Fellow Cowboys fans, isn't it crystal clear? The blueprint for success in the NFL is no secret—it's about solid coaching, football-savvy execs, and unwavering commitment to excellence year in, year out.
Our QB? He's got what it takes. Our coaching staff? On point. The real issue lies at the top—Jerry and his reactionary approach to management. He and Stephen are always playing catch-up, never proactive. Understanding the cap and player contracts is one thing, but actually building a cohesive, championship-caliber team? That's not in their playbook.
Look at franchises like the 49ers and Ravens. Consistency is their game. They pinpoint their weaknesses and aggressively pursue the talent needed to fortify those areas. Meanwhile, we missed prime opportunities to snag impact players like Roquan Smith and Christian McCaffrey. It's maddening to hear "we like our guys" as a refrain to any critique of the roster.
It's high time for a change, because loyal as we are, we're fed up with seeing potential squandered and the same old mistakes. We deserve better than waiting until it's too late to address glaring issues. Enough is enough!
