I agree that jones could and should do more to win. In a more conventional way. But I don’t agree with this narrative.
I think there are plenty of owners who want to win a SB, but for whatever reason they can’t or won’t take that final step to put their team over the top. Maybe it’s poor cap management, poor FO hiring, whatever. They spend the money, sign the FA’s, hire different coaches, whatever. They are still stuck in mediocrity. A couple great examples are the Redskins and the Jets. Numerous owners still have millions in cap room, and have no desire to spend it to better their team.
If Dak had played a solid game and Pollard wasn’t hurt and we won the game against the niners, would that mean that Jones really wants to win? No? We were still in that game even with Dak playing like shit and having zero running game. I still think even with Dak struggling, we win that game if we don’t lose Pollard.
But if our GM hadn't traded away our #1 WR, our chances would have been much better.
No, Jones wanting to win means he would have addressed his team’s weaknesses so that when-or if-they made to the title game they were in a better position to win this time around.
Sure. I'm not arguing that at all. We would most certainly have had a better team this year with Cooper on it. But the point still remains... We still had a team that was one of the best.
But made worse intentionally by the GM.
Too bad Zeke offered nothing in what could be his last game as a Cowboy.
I've tried to figure out what benefit that play gave us and come up with nothing, starting to think that was a KM fuck yall and he knew he wouldn't be back
The real source of public friction I am aware of is Fat Mike grumbling about "the exotics".
No idea, but that wasn't a jap play it was a wtf play
'the exotics' . thats hilarious.
If that was the case he has shamed his family and should perform seppuku
