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Dallas Cowboys Just Losers, in owners box and on the sidelines; Back stabbing is never good

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Oct 4, 2015; New Orleans, LA, USA; New Orleans Saints strong safety Kenny Vaccaro (32) flies over Dallas Cowboys quarterback Brandon Weeden (3) in the first half at Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Chuck Cook-USA TODAY Sports
If you are a Dallas Cowboy fan you might want to stop reading here.  This article is not flattering to the Cowboys, the head coach Jason Garrett, and the owner Jerry Jones.

 

The fact of the matter is that the Dallas Cowboys have a backstabbing owner to go along with a head coach and coaching staff that will never  bring the team to an NFC championship, let alone a Super Bowl appearance and NFL title.  Dallas is just a mess of an organization and has been for a decade or more.

 

Words of discouragement from an owner can take down a player and this is just what Jerry Jones did in his negative remark about his starting quarterback this past Sunday in Brandon Weeden.  This after Weeden took the Cowboys 91 yards in the waning minutes to put Dallas in a tie with New Orleans. The drive should have been a positive for Weeden and the Cowboy offense.  But for a poor defensive stand that allowed the Saints to march down the field to try a last second field goal (that failed) followed by a long touchdown pass by Drew Brees in OT that was poorly defended by a lame Dallas defense, Dallas lost.

 

 

Nov 3, 2013; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones prior to the game against the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 3, 2013; Arlington, TX, USA; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones prior to the game against the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports

 

Now comes the owner saying Weeden is limited on what he can do Nice Jones. The NFL viewing public are not dummies. What good does a remark like that do to help the cause?  Tearing down a player is going to help the team? Maybe you need to look in the mirror and see that you are “limited” in your running of the Cowboys.  Do you think Mr. Jones that there are thousands of Cowboy fans that dislike you more than the quarterback you run down? Loyalty in the ownership’s office is lacking. People notice.  People understand what kind of person, leader, owner you are Mr. Jones.  And it is not flattering.  It’s backstabbing.

 

“I thought he did real good,” owner Jerry Jones said. “He did good all night long. He took his initial look and threw it. He does some real good things, though it’s not quite apples and oranges when the guy on the other side of the deal is Brees and you’re dealing with a guy who is as limited as Weeden. We got in it even running out of time, or short-handed, in 2-minute or what have you, then these quarterbacks like Brees make a difference.”

 

Jason Garrett calls the plays for Dallas.  Put your quarterback in long 3rd down situations because you try to run the ball all night on 1st down when you can’t get a fricken yard or two shows a “limited” coaching staff.  Lets get it right.  Dallas is a loser.  And it will continue to be a loser until they get an owner that has the mental means to run a team and hire a coach that has a clue.  Don’t look for Dallas to win a title soon with what they have in the owner’s box and on the sideline.  Just don’t.

 

In sport, disparaging remarks by someone that is suppose to be watching your back is a game changer.  I wonder what Weeden is thinking today?  What about the offense when they go into next week with a “limited” quarterback?  How about a limited coaching staff and owner?  Seriously.

 

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