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that gets me everytime.
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Seems like Parsons insinuated on the SA Smith Show that they were tired because everyone plays Dallas like it is their Super Bowl.
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Such a lame excuse.
While the premise is true that Dallas gets everyone's best, it is also currently true of KC.
And yet...
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Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor add
Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
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Right up the with being spent, burned out.
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Important part (only new part):Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor add
Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
Damn, that's awesome.
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Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor addHall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor add
Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
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Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
By Garrett Podell
3 hrs ago•1 min read
In the years following Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson's departure from the Dallas Cowboys after winning consecutive Super Bowl titles in the 1992 and 1993 seasons, his relationship with team owner and general manager Jerry Jones was icy and bitter.
Today, their relationship has returned to it's original, familial form thanks to Jones inducting Johnson into the Cowboys' Ring of Honor at Dallas' regular season home finale against the Detroit Lions in Week 17 of the 2023 season.
"Since the Ring of Honor, I am on his [Jerry Jones'] advisory board now," Johnson said to Joe Rose on WQAM 560 AM in Miami. "We were talking on the phone for about an hour after his Green Bay loss, and he was talking about what all he needed to do because he had big decisions on Mike McCarthy and Dan Quinn and Dak Prescott. Everything is hunky dory now. I am back in the fold with the Cowboys."
The day of Johnson's Ring of Honor induction, he reflected on how clear is brotherhood with Jones is to everyone around him.
"It's funny because every time I'm with Jerry even here for the last hour or so, we tell stories back and forth and laugh and cut up and kind of like Terry Bradshaw said when he saw us together, the whole thing, he said, 'well, when you two guys are together, it's like a couple of brothers, you know, laughing, cutting up and telling stories,'" Johnson said.
Perhaps with Johnson having Jones' ear once again, the Cowboys' time to truly contend for Super Bowls may come again soon.
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Oh, and also...Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor add
Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
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Feh.Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson 'back in the fold' with Cowboys, Jerry Jones after Ring of Honor add
Just like the 1990's glory years, Jones is keeping Johnson as a close confidant once again
By Garrett Podell
3 hrs ago•1 min read
In the years following Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson's departure from the Dallas Cowboys after winning consecutive Super Bowl titles in the 1992 and 1993 seasons, his relationship with team owner and general manager Jerry Jones was icy and bitter.
Today, their relationship has returned to it's original, familial form thanks to Jones inducting Johnson into the Cowboys' Ring of Honor at Dallas' regular season home finale against the Detroit Lions in Week 17 of the 2023 season.
"Since the Ring of Honor, I am on his [Jerry Jones'] advisory board now," Johnson said to Joe Rose on WQAM 560 AM in Miami. "We were talking on the phone for about an hour after his Green Bay loss, and he was talking about what all he needed to do because he had big decisions on Mike McCarthy and Dan Quinn and Dak Prescott. Everything is hunky dory now. I am back in the fold with the Cowboys."
The day of Johnson's Ring of Honor induction, he reflected on how clear is brotherhood with Jones is to everyone around him.
"It's funny because every time I'm with Jerry even here for the last hour or so, we tell stories back and forth and laugh and cut up and kind of like Terry Bradshaw said when he saw us together, the whole thing, he said, 'well, when you two guys are together, it's like a couple of brothers, you know, laughing, cutting up and telling stories,'" Johnson said.
Perhaps with Johnson having Jones' ear once again, the Cowboys' time to truly contend for Super Bowls may come again soon.
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I feel it is sad that Jimmy Johnson being on an advisory board to Jerry Jones gives me more hope than anything since Bill Parcells was hired.
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If the Cowboys win the Super Bowl next season all credit will go to Jimmy Johnson.
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So he wants to start the season off on prime time so everyone gets to see us get humiliated?
Makes sense
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The ratings though!!!
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Why?
Assuming he's willing to take a hometown/injury discount of course.
He's still a Pro Bowl caliber player even if you have to deal with the annoying injuries, and we're uniquely situated with a guy like Tyler who can easily kick out to LT when needed.
It's not his fault the coaches were morons last year and kept starting Edoga when Tyron was out. If we resign Tyron I think we'll be in a very similar situation as we were in 2022 when we had a starting caliber backup OG in McGovern (now Bass) who can take over at LG with Tyler moving out to LT when needed.