What makes Jerry think his way of doing business is good?

[CWR]

He surrounds himself with YES MEN. I dont believe anyone he employs has the gumption to actually stand up against him and make their case. He's created an environment where he doesn't make mistakes.

 

[Coogiguy03]

OMG, can our Cowboy nation be that dense mentally?
Can it??????????
We have a part-time GM how hard is it for you fans out there to comprehend this?
How many more years of ineptness do you need to witness to understand what we are seeing is Jerry playing with his favorite Toy the Cowboys?
Whatever man I know its bad for business here but this team is going nowhere (just like the Commanders) until new ownership comes to town!!!

easy pap, i'm one of your fans sheesh, i'll retire!!! (Cue my buddy in 3,2,1)

 

[CWR]

the way we win Superbowls every year, I guess you're right!

There's a big difference between doing business and running a winning football team.

 

[Coogiguy03]

There's a big difference between doing business and running a winning football team.

you're right

 

[kskboys]

The Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in the world. What makes you think Jerry's way of doing business is bad?

I didn't see him referring to Jerry's business dealings.

 

[kskboys]

This is an altered recollection of what actually happened. "The way Jerry did things back then?"

Jimmy Johnson was primarily responsible for why the franchise was so successful back then. What he created was so well constructed that it successfully carried over two more seasons.

The only significant contribution Jerry Jones made 'back then' was luring Deion Sanders (with a seven-year, $35 million dollar contract) away from Dallas' only real conference competitor at the time. Maybe that is an example of what Jones did back then that might work now..?

And paying Deion is what started our downfall. One star player is not what made us successful. When Jerry started releasing our incredible DLine depth, that's when we started going downhill.

 

[Smashin222]

I didn't see him referring to Jerry's business dealings.

The title of the thread is: What makes Jerry think his way of doing business is good?​

 

[Chasing6]

We've had no success winning games, playoffs, Superbowls etc. this will be the 30th year since our last Superbowl if I'm correct.

The way Jerry did things back then worked, but he's taken on a new approach, stay still, low ball everyone, and a Superbowl will come to you! This is not the Jerry who if Tyreek Hill were a great player back then and really wanted to be a Cowboy, Jerry would have at least talked to him!

Jerry's way of doing things these days are doing more hurt than they are good. It's a broken record talking about him, but in our hearts we want what Jerry doesn't want, we want that championship!!!

Please give your thoughts

$10B evaluation

 

[Blackrain]

Is this another trick question.

Sheesh Coogs he's a billionaire with the most valuable franchise in sports surrounded by people who do nothing but kiss his behind and tell him how great he is.
What would possibly make him think his way of doing business is anything but good.
Please don't say winning a Super bowl because for someone with his amount of money and success some trophy with an old coach's name on it that he already has three of doesn't mean a hill of spit to him now.
It's all about the money!!!!

 

[kskboys]

The title of the thread is: What makes Jerry think his way of doing business is good?​

I'm guessing you didn't read the OP. Nothing about it was about business.

 

[Chasing6]

the way we win Superbowls every year, I guess you're right!

Would you rather have $10B and 3 SB's or $6M and 4?

 

[Coogiguy03]

Would you rather have $10B and 3 SB's or $6M and 4?

Rather dominate all news media and make them give me attention

 

[LysleE]

Jerry only has one marker of success: the annual Forbes sports teams valuations.

 

[Chasing6]

Jerry only has one marker of success: the annual Forbes sports teams valuations.

Jerry purchased a team in the right market. The Dallas-Fort Worth area has been arguably the fastest growing market over the last 30+ years.

 

[Whirlwin]

Three rings

 

[plasticman]

It could be something physical, a type of brain defect.

However, I suspect it's a highly advanced case of extreme narcissism.

 

[IceStar-D7]

About 16 billion. 3 dollars if you only count GM....

 

[IceStar-D7]

Would you rather have $10B and 3 SB's or $6M and 4?

How about 16 billion. And 7 Super Bowls? Guess I'd be the NE owner....

 

[AyeAtey]

A>L

 

[dcstar]

Messrs Jones own the Dallas Cowboys

You don't

Go Cowboys!