Jerry Jones is the Cowboys Downfall

This isn’t news to anyone, but we all know that Jerry Jones needs to fire himself. Jerry Jones is the most famous sports owner in the world. Jones took over the Dallas Cowboys in the 1980’s and won three Super Bowls in the 1990’s. Since then Jerry Jones and his Cowboys have been a side show more than a top team. Jones is the ring leader of the circus, and things will not improve until he is out of his position. When you are the owner, general manager, and president you have only yourself to listen too. Somebody has to get Jones out of his position or things will only become worse in Dallas.

Jones recently stated that he will remain as the Cowboys general manager, which gives Cowboys fans bad news for seasons to come. Jones ran off Jimmy Johnson and Bill Parcells which were his two best coaches under his tenure. I would have mentioned Barry Switzer, but he won with Johnson’s players. Jones is an ego maniac, and feels as if he can try to make this team a Super Bowl contender. Jones’s best years as an owner was when Jimmy Johnson handled all of the personnel moves. That was many many moons ago, and Jason Garrett will never have the power that Jimmy Johnson had.

The Cowboys will always be considered paper champions until Jones takes a step back. What he fails to realize that he is the problem. If only having five winning seasons during the past sixteen years isn’t a wakeup call I am afraid that he will never smell the roses.

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9 thoughts on “Jerry Jones is the Cowboys Downfall

        1. Jerry is the man on the business side he’s about a profit. He needs to let the GM duties go and give whoever the coach is some stroke to put their imprint on the team .

  1. Jerry needs to take a step back. When the Cowboys were relevant in the 1990’s it was because Jimmy Johnson had control over who was brought in. Since then it has been clash after clash which has led to no success like they should have.

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