Jerry jones is an idiot
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I think you answered your own question when you called him an idiot.
Getting Williams and Wilson may help but not enough to stop the geyser yardage and points that defense gives up. The Jets stole the bank from Jerry for that trade. Dallas gets a F. A few more loses and I can see a defensive rebuild with Dak being used as trade bait.
They have a 7% chance of making the playoffs this year. What he is doing is malpractice
Dak has full control of where he goes. He has the strongest contract in the NFL. If I was Dak, I wouldn't mind going somewhere that has an intelligent front office and along with coaches. Only Cleveland keeps Dallas from being the worst run franchise in sports.
What is it with piss poor nfl front office decisions being made consistently by multiple teams all of a sudden.
The Cincinnati Bungles would like a word.
The Browns and the Cowboys both have idiot owners who doubled down on idiocy by hiring family members in the front office.
But little Stephen had to get a job somewhere, why not with Daddy, two peas in a pod and all.
Jerry has somehow built a bulletproof franchise. His own stupidity can't even bring it down. So maybe he's smarter than we all thought. The paradoxical implications are mind blowing.
I will say little Stephen supposedly helped talk Jerry out of drafting Johnny Football. It would have been horrible for the Cowboys but nothing but GOLD for entertainment.
What is funny is that you said it is like something we don't know...
All Jerry Jones is trying to do is recreate the Jimmy Johnson years. You notice he always has "The Triplets" (originally Troy Aikman, Emmett Smith, and Michael Irvin). First it was Tony Romo, DeMarco Murray, and Dez Bryant.
After that, it was Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and CeeDee Lamb.
He's also trying to re-create the Herschel Walker trade with the Micah Parsons deal. Difference here- Herschel Walker was still a strong running back to starting to go downhill, and Jimmy Johnson wanted a younger versatile back who could catch passes.
After that, it was Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and CeeDee Lamb.
He's also trying to re-create the Herschel Walker trade with the Micah Parsons deal. Difference here- Herschel Walker was still a strong running back to starting to go downhill, and Jimmy Johnson wanted a younger versatile back who could catch passes.