Jerry Jones is supposedly a marketing genius, but I think he is an ahole.
Stop worrying about Micheal Sams and let you coaches run the organization.
Here’s one thing that has always bothered me: Why don’t the Cowboys play in their dark blue uniforms at home? I hardly see them in their blue uniforms, only the white ones.
Sam is happy after the last game because Jerry got it shoved up his ***
If he does, my bet is that those In power who stand to lose big from this kind of loss, are well compensated by the dual income no kids for life loaded gay militia
As soon as Joe Buck started the Michael Sam hoo ya talk yesterday on the game and showed his stinking face, I changed the channel and NEVER went back to the stinking game. They show the homo and start that crap, I am gone. Simple as that.
Why would a practice-squad player like Michael Sam have anything to do with this?
I know Sam the ram made me turn against the Cowboys.
Other former die hard fans I know are also disgusted.
That’s just anecdotal of course, but the media would never admit it anyway.
I say put Michael Sam in as a first string player. Let him show the world his lack of talent and then maybe, maybe, people will shut up.
It could be a factor, but overall, we’re pretty tired of the way JJ runs the team. At this rate, we won’t see another Superbowl this decade or maybe next. JJ needs to let someone else manage or he needs to sell the team.
Based on the comments of those at my church after services last night, the hiring of Michael Sam is a bridge too far. One of the deacons, a lifelong Cowboy fan, removed the Cowboy window sticker from his car and vowed to never watch another game until the sodomite is fired. A quick survey that I did of the members revealed that 100% of those I asked were glad that the Cowboys lost. Of course, While none categorically stated that God punished the Cowboys with the humiliating loss, the hope is that they go 0-16 as long as Sam is on the roster.
I’ve been a Cowboys fan ever since I could walk, and I didn’t even watch it. I’ve just lost interest in football over the past few years.
Had nothing to do with them hiring an ass pirate for their practice team. I couldn’t care less about that...
LOL!
I don’t know why that question of yours struck me as funny. Probably because the answer is “yes”, because it is likely the final straw of a convergence of straws. Tony Romo is one straw. The criminal element that composes the team is another and the longest running last straw is JERRY JONES, himself.
Blech. The Dallas Cowboys are incongruent with the term, “Cowboys”, giving the real cowboys a very bad name.
Not a Dallas fan but no. Sam had no association with the team when season tickets went on sale. With their last SB win 20 years in the rear view mirror, and 2 whole playoff wins since, coming off 3 8-8 seasons in a row even the mighty Cowboys marketing machine is going to have problems selling tickets.
Jones needs to look across town at The Ballpark at Arlington.
Last year, the Rangers went to the World Series. They dumped many of their good players ‘to reorganize’. This year they are the bottom team in both the American and National leagues.
Watch their next home game and count the EMPTY seats and entire sections of empty seats.
Fans may not matter much with all the big money in TV rights, etc., but if those home seats go empty too long, those TV moneys shrink also. No major network wants to play an evening game if one or both teams are losing their season.
Lots of San Francisco fans at that game means that lots of Cowboy fans dumped their tickets. Some may have done so in response to the Michael Sam signing.
No, it’s not Sam. He’s irrelevant, a footnote.
It’s Jerry, and has been for years.
The New York Giants used to have a waiting list for season tickets that stretched out for decades (not just years). Fans would put their children's names on the list in the hopes that they might get to the top of the list by the time they were adults.
That's all gone now. Once they built the new stadium in the Meadowlands and forced their fans to pay thousands of dollars for "personal seat licenses" in order to buy tickets, the waiting list disappeared. You can now buy single-game tickets for a Giants game -- something that was unheard-of in the old stadium since it opened in 1976, and prior to that in Yankee Stadium back to the late 1950s.
Which is one reason why the Cowboys are over the cap every off season, and then have to give already overpaid veterans contract extensions with massive signing bonuses, but with a reduction in annual salary after the signing bonus, for an extended period of years, so that when the signing bonus is prorated over a period of years far longer than the guy is actually going to play, it frees up space under the current year's cap. Of course when the guy retires or gets cut all of the signing bonus that was prorated into future years hits the current year's salary cap, causing the Cowboys to be over the cap, and the whole process to repeat.
First of all, Arlington is a HORRIBLE place for a stadium, it’s in the middle between Dallas and Fort Worth, which means that it takes most people in the Metroplex at least an hour to get there, and that’s assuming the traffic is good.
Also, it costs an arm and a leg to park there, and there is no mass transit there.
Plus the huge TV over the field means you basically wind up watching the game on TV, which you could do if you just stayed home.
Nope. It’s because the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders are not that ‘hot’ anymore.