And notice that when he’s asked a question he turns to the audience to answer like he was talking to them and acknowledged that they are there and important, true class
@@bensaigon3589 I'm not trying to be cynical but I think it's the salesman DNA in him, which doesn't mean he isn't sincere, but he is constantly aware of all the elements in his environment.
Jerry is the ultimate salesman. I think I would buy anything from him. He's not sleazy the way many salesmen tend to be, he makes a compelling pitch with class and elegance.
Wow...I was hesitant on listening to this conversation at first but once it was done, I'm glad I did. Nice work on both Joe & Jerry's part in making this come together.
This interview, as a Dallas Cowboys fan, changed how I look at Jerry Jones. Wow. And the subtle talking points, like referencing Budweiser and the St. Louis Cardinals, knowing Joe Buck got his start there (and his dad Jack being a legendary Cardinals broadcaster), just a masterclass.
Just to get an insight on the emotional side of Jerry NEARLY brought me to tears. The way he talked about the importance of family and how he appreciates in retrospect having made the decision of being a family man and how it paying dividends today at his old age.... You can't help but to love the guy even more. Love or hate Jerry (and I knew this from way back) the NFL in general owes Jerry a huge deal. The man changed the model for the league on how to make money. Players getting paid for endorsement deals was also thank in great part to him. He made himself rich and in the process made pretty much everyone around him rich as well. That is rare in the cutthroat world of business today.
I bet I've watched Jerry's "Football Life" documentary a couple dozen times, and still learned new things about his story. I love seeing the emotion when he talks about his Dad, or what it meant for him to finally take the chance when he could try to buy the Cowboys. I think he's tough as hell, with a heart of gold, and hope he gets at least one more Superbowl trophy & ring.
Thanks Mr. Buck for an excellent interview and giving us a different insight into Jerry Jones' head!! As a lifelong DC fan, I have a much different opinion of him now, as a person!
Great interview Joe! I am not a Cowboy fan and I admit for years I was a little bitter over the Tom Landry thing. But I've grown to root for this man to get another super bowl. His story is the American Dream and in this day and age I resect that immensely. You can see how deeply passionate he has been at everything he has done in life.
I was born in 1991 and I’ve lived in the Dallas Fort Worth area my whole life. I was too young to know the success of the cowboys in the early 90s. I’ve never quite understood why Jerry gets so much hate from both cowboy fans and non cowboy fans. I’ve always loved this guy even through the rough years, and I’m proud that he’s the owner of my favorite football franchise.
A bit of perspective: Jerry was absolutely hated when he first bought the team. An Arkansas guy buying THE team of Texas, firing Tom Landry, bringing in this thug from Miami to coach Tom Landry’s team, and trading away the only player we had that was worth a shit in Herschel Walker. We, as Cowboys fans were furious. And then, we went 1-15. But, a couple of years later, we make the playoffs. Lose to the Lions, but we made it. This team might have something? Win a couple of Super Bowls, we are on top of the world, right? Then, the owner who you hated before forces out the coach that you love. Yeah, we won another one, but that was with the old coaches team. You hated that owners before…pretty easy to hate him again after 20+ years of not getting back to the big show.
Cowboys with Landry and Staubach went to 5 Superbowls in 10 years. Cowboys with Jimmy Johnson and Aikman won 3 Superbowls.. Once Jerry took over as General Manager, instead of just owner = No Superbowls for 30 years. Jones has turned a franchise with a History of Excellence into a Franchise with a History of mediocrity.. and those who were used to the excellence hate Jones's incompetent egomaniacal axx for it.
Tex,Landry, Staubach and the boys built the Cowboys . In my 50's raised in South Arkansas. Many of my family are grads from Arkansas. My father attended with Jerry, Jimmy and Barry. I have been in Dallas for over 30 years. No matter how Jerry has made mistakes. He loves the Cowboys. All you really need to know about him is what his daughter Charlotte and himself and his children do in the arena with The Salvation Army. There lies this mans faith and conscience. "How Bout Them Cowboys"!!
I have double feelings about JJ. On one side, I admire his brillance in business and the way he was involved in rebuilding the Dallas Cowboys. On the other hand, I cannot forgive him for not having overcome his problems with Jimmy in the name of his team.
I wish they would redo this interview because this has to be from like what 2013-14 when Dallas was only 3 billion now it's like 8 and he's still talking about tony
Yeah but let somebody else run the team to win a championship old azz can't do it by himself that's the major problem should of let Jimmy Johnson do his thing could of have more championship
Jerry is absolutely brilliant. You can say whatever you want to say about him. A smart articulate, a true salesman, that completely understands that you have to take risks in order to win at the highest level. He inspires me so much. The 5 keys to being a great salesman. Ask for the money and I forget everything else. None other than Gerald Wayne Jones said that... It's safe to say his philosophy's has worked out pretty well. Jerry, that dude!
You have to say this about JJ, when he gives an interview it’s almost feels like a masterclass. The audience looks like they want to jot down what he’s saying. Fascinating guy!
I’m on this again. Football GM??? But unbelievable American, YES. truly the embodiment of what this country is all about. Keep it rolling, and rise above the neigh-sayers and America haters. Jones is an incredible story.
One notable aspect about Jerry Jones is his antiristic, intelligent, and intriguing nature. He serves as a motivator, a loving father, and someone who relishes success in life. In an era where such qualities are rare, he stands out. Jerry Jones doesn't seem shackled by fear concerning what his family thinks; he's a unique individual. As observed in a UA-cam broadcast, he emerges as an inspiring and intelligent father, husband, and motivator for others. My perception of Mr. Jerry Jones has shifted, and I genuinely wish him abundant success, recognizing that there's more to him than just financial achievements. His deep connection with his parents, especially the impact of their passing, adds a poignant layer to his character. It's evident that he holds a profound and loving connection with his family.
I was 15-years-old when my favorite coach (Jimmy Johnson) left my favorite football team (the Cowboys), and for 30 years, I've hated Jerry Jones for what he did. Now, after watching this interview... and after Johnson was finally inducted into the Cowboys Ring of Honor... (sigh) I guess I could finally lift the curse that I laid on the Dallas Cowboys. I'll think about it.
I knew Jerry Jones was a fantastic entrepreneur and salesman. I now have a new respect for him by him defining how and why Jimmy Johnson left; he accepted the blame for not sustaining that relationship.
Very good interview. Jerry Jones is a brilliant owner and unbelievable businessman but he needs to relinquish the GM role to someone more qualified. The 1992-1993 Cowboys are the last NFC team to win back-to-back Super Bowl's.
I didn’t like Jones for a long time, because of the way the Tom Landry situation was handled, but when I saw him tell his players, in no uncertain terms, that if they knelt during the national anthem, they would be gone, he earned my respect. Many NFL owners only care about the bottom line, as does Jerry, but he wants to win. Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that he wants to win.
I too didn’t like him for firing Landry. He probably should have had the previous ownership release Landry before he was announced as owner. But he clearly thought the most respectful path was to be the one that did the deed.
this man is the ultimate Salesman.. the way he sits and positions himself the way he talks and gestures.. this dude could take a pile of Doodoo and he could sell it to each and everyone of us :D
Been a Cowboys fan my whole life. Love em. But man it's getting harder too. Jerry has an awesome story but man are we not going to win anymore until he passes. 28yrs of the same stuff.
Watch the Jimmy Johnson interview and watch this. The audience hung onto Jimmy’s every word. It felt like the auditorium was empty during Jerry’s interview. Nuff said.
Today I officially announce the end of my hate for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys! I love this duo now!! Hot dang, Jerry got me emotional and on his bamdwagon. I have two NFL teams now, my Browns and the Cowboys!
Jerry got ahead in life by learning along the way, and his head strong demeanor. When he was right his achievements were tremendous, but on the flipside his wrong decisions were just as bad. Not keeping the best coach of his generation was a huge, long lasting mistake. A champion of the salary cap too and it destroyed his young team. His ego and the remark about 500 coaches could have done the same thing showed his glaring weakness. To his credit he is now going to induct Jimmy Johnson into the Cowboys Ring of Honor.
This is against the grain! However, I really liked Jerry Jones before this interview. But now, I really really like Jerry, much more! Thanks very much for this interview! Jerry, please try to keep it going! As you are the "Star" on the "Dallas Cowboy's" helmet! Thanks
That 92/93-93/94 Cowboys was so good as a team, with subs that were better than most starters. Barry didn't win shit, he won with Jimmy's leftovers in '95/'96 and should've won in '94/'95 if Dallas didn't spot SF a 14-0 lead!!
Barry won in 1995, Jimmy was gone for over a year already. Also, it was 21-0. If it wasn’t Barry’s team and still Jimmy’s then Jimmy is responsible for the 21-0 hole. Can’t have it both ways
@@TL2354 It was still the same team Jimmey Johnson built. In fact, the team got worse than the previous 3 seasons and was less disciplined, but the same players. Switzer wouldn't discipline them at all. Aikman talks about it. They won the superbowl because all the other NFL teams were even worse than them. The players are the ones that talked about what I just said. They said they won because the other teams just go much worse than the year or two before, but if those teams got better, they wouldn't have won it that year.
After 27 years of sheer despise for Jerry Jones. Blaming him for letting Jimmy Johnson go. I regret the misdirected negativity towards him. I recently listened to Jimmy Johnson tell it like it was or still is. Jimmy Johnson was satisfied with the work he had put in with the Cowboys organization and wanted to go fishing. Oh was I so mad over something that I perceived otherwise. I’m too old for that. My father still a life long Cowboys fan makes it over to my house just to make sure I’m watching the Cowboys game. He raised me to be a Cowboy fan and a Chevrolet branded engine machinist. I grew up taking to Ford racing engines. That much he has come to terms with. He just can’t sit back and watch me ignore America’s team. It’s not acceptable to him. So we watch the Cowboys play. If there was one thing I could say to Jerry Jones. Keep Cooper Rush as the starting quarterback. Sure Dak has his moments of physical prowess and plays great. It’s just inconsistent.
Hearing all of this gives me such a huge respect for Jerry Jones.
Like how he talks to the people in the audience and not just to Joe. Never was a big fan , but enjoyed watching this. 🤔
Because he is a Saleman and a salesperson job is to persuade u and make u think it’s coming from the heart
I like how he addresses the crowd.
Joe buck this a great podcast bro, salute 🫡
Jerry is good at telling a story. I enjoyed this interview.
And notice that when he’s asked a question he turns to the audience to answer like he was talking to them and acknowledged that they are there and important, true class
@@bensaigon3589 I'm not trying to be cynical but I think it's the salesman DNA in him, which doesn't mean he isn't sincere, but he is constantly aware of all the elements in his environment.
Jerry is the ultimate salesman. I think I would buy anything from him. He's not sleazy the way many salesmen tend to be, he makes a compelling pitch with class and elegance.
Thank you Jerry for all the wonderful memories!! A special thank you for those 3 Super Bowls!! God bless you Jerry, you and Yours.
Holy shit, I've never seen such a good interview with Jerry. this has made me like him
Wow...I was hesitant on listening to this conversation at first but once it was done, I'm glad I did.
Nice work on both Joe & Jerry's part in making this come together.
The Dallas Cowboys is now worth $9 billion, more than any other in sports in the world.
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Expensive losers... 30 years of Jones disfunction.
Didn't know Joe Buck had his own show, but this has to be one of the best interviews I've seen. Great stories and interview of Mr. Jerry Jones.
So like how he also addresses the audience; Astonishingly Rare
This interview, as a Dallas Cowboys fan, changed how I look at Jerry Jones. Wow. And the subtle talking points, like referencing Budweiser and the St. Louis Cardinals, knowing Joe Buck got his start there (and his dad Jack being a legendary Cardinals broadcaster), just a masterclass.
Just to get an insight on the emotional side of Jerry NEARLY brought me to tears. The way he talked about the importance of family and how he appreciates in retrospect having made the decision of being a family man and how it paying dividends today at his old age.... You can't help but to love the guy even more.
Love or hate Jerry (and I knew this from way back) the NFL in general owes Jerry a huge deal. The man changed the model for the league on how to make money. Players getting paid for endorsement deals was also thank in great part to him. He made himself rich and in the process made pretty much everyone around him rich as well. That is rare in the cutthroat world of business today.
Me too
You should do your research. This interview was 100% propaganda. Not the real story. This clown lies e every time he opens his mouth
@@hfontanez98The importance of family? LOL. The cretin is a notorious womanizer who has fathered children out of wedlock.
Wow, what a amazing man and story 👍
I bet I've watched Jerry's "Football Life" documentary a couple dozen times, and still learned new things about his story. I love seeing the emotion when he talks about his Dad, or what it meant for him to finally take the chance when he could try to buy the Cowboys. I think he's tough as hell, with a heart of gold, and hope he gets at least one more Superbowl trophy & ring.
He understands what matters most.
Thanks Mr. Buck for an excellent interview and giving us a different insight into Jerry Jones' head!! As a lifelong DC fan, I have a much different opinion of him now, as a person!
Man I could listen to Jerry all day he is a walking motivational speaker
He’s the embodiment of the American Dream. No matter how much hate he gets, he’s a true success story.
Is the American dream to lie, cheat, and steal?
Wrong!!
he was born to wealthy parents
@@kyledonovan2899they weren't "wealthy" they were well to do.
Compelling, motivated, witty and charismatic without a doubt. No wonder he’s been so successful.
You forgot inbreeder
@@manuelregalado4480 hope you get deported
The way he just stares at the pic of him and his wife when he was younger you can tell he remembers how beautiful she was all over again
I can say being a 49er fan that this interview was great see. Great job, Joe and Jerry. 👌🏾👌🏾
so was Iand it is a great see
Great interview Joe! I am not a Cowboy fan and I admit for years I was a little bitter over the Tom Landry thing. But I've grown to root for this man to get another super bowl. His story is the American Dream and in this day and age I resect that immensely. You can see how deeply passionate he has been at everything he has done in life.
I was born in 1991 and I’ve lived in the Dallas Fort Worth area my whole life. I was too young to know the success of the cowboys in the early 90s. I’ve never quite understood why Jerry gets so much hate from both cowboy fans and non cowboy fans. I’ve always loved this guy even through the rough years, and I’m proud that he’s the owner of my favorite football franchise.
A bit of perspective: Jerry was absolutely hated when he first bought the team. An Arkansas guy buying THE team of Texas, firing Tom Landry, bringing in this thug from Miami to coach Tom Landry’s team, and trading away the only player we had that was worth a shit in Herschel Walker. We, as Cowboys fans were furious. And then, we went 1-15.
But, a couple of years later, we make the playoffs. Lose to the Lions, but we made it. This team might have something?
Win a couple of Super Bowls, we are on top of the world, right? Then, the owner who you hated before forces out the coach that you love. Yeah, we won another one, but that was with the old coaches team.
You hated that owners before…pretty easy to hate him again after 20+ years of not getting back to the big show.
Same here bro! I was born in ‘90 and I’ve always had love for grandpa Jerry no matter what people say. He’s an inspiration. Go cowboys!!
Then you will never understand!
Hoping one day the younger generation can enjoy what we did at that time. All three Superbowl's were my high school years.
Cowboys with Landry and Staubach went to 5 Superbowls in 10 years. Cowboys with Jimmy Johnson and Aikman won 3 Superbowls.. Once Jerry took over as General Manager, instead of just owner = No Superbowls for 30 years. Jones has turned a franchise with a History of Excellence into a Franchise with a History of mediocrity.. and those who were used to the excellence hate Jones's incompetent egomaniacal axx for it.
Love this interview , always been a Cowboys fan and now learner things I didn’t know about Jerry . Got respect and love for Jerry
Honest and humble recollections from Jerry. Very good interview!
Tex,Landry, Staubach and the boys built the Cowboys . In my 50's raised in South Arkansas. Many of my family are grads from Arkansas. My father attended with Jerry, Jimmy and Barry.
I have been in Dallas for over 30 years. No matter how Jerry has made mistakes. He loves the Cowboys. All you really need to know about him is what his daughter Charlotte and himself and his children do in the arena with The Salvation Army. There lies this mans faith and conscience.
"How Bout Them Cowboys"!!
I have double feelings about JJ. On one side, I admire his brillance in business and the way he was involved in rebuilding the Dallas Cowboys. On the other hand, I cannot forgive him for not having overcome his problems with Jimmy in the name of his team.
Maybe that jimmy is going to the ring of honor will help!!
I fully agree with your statement! It takes courage to admit when you make a mistake & fix it to move forward in love & respect!
We all have those feelings but without him Dallas is introduced as your two time SB champion cowboys instead of five time so gotta take good with bad
I wish they would redo this interview because this has to be from like what 2013-14 when Dallas was only 3 billion now it's like 8 and he's still talking about tony
Maybe Jimmy wanted to leave
thanks for this interview - I enjoyed every bit of it so much I watched it twice.
Wow Outstanding. As Mr. Jones was crying so was I. How I miss my mom. Thank Joe for such a great interview of a leader and owner of Americas Team.
Many don't remember, the game they won in '89, Steve Walsh was the QB!
Wow! I love these interviews. Great job!!!
Boy ol’ Jerry had me reaching for the box of Kleenex halfway thru. Passionate passionate man.
People can laugh at this man ,but he is truly a great American, and that is what made him so successful.
Yeah but let somebody else run the team to win a championship old azz can't do it by himself that's the major problem should of let Jimmy Johnson do his thing could of have more championship
He's an ass.
Amen to that!
Yes
Please hire the best GM and coach money can buy and enjoy your ownership and get up some super bowls.
Please.
You're out of your mind. Jerry Jones is profound liar.
Love Jerry Jones! Wish I could follow him around for a day!
Truly touching @ 39:00. Jerry loves his family, country, and team. Although a niner fan😊, I’ve always had respect for this great man.🙏🇺🇸🏈
Jerry is absolutely brilliant. You can say whatever you want to say about him. A smart articulate, a true salesman, that completely understands that you have to take risks in order to win at the highest level. He inspires me so much. The 5 keys to being a great salesman. Ask for the money and I forget everything else. None other than Gerald Wayne Jones said that... It's safe to say his philosophy's has worked out pretty well. Jerry, that dude!
Everything Mr. Jerry Jones said was from the heart. He wasn't faking.😢😢
Everything he said was a freakin' lie.
Still a loser since 1996
He will sell u a bridge in Brooklyn if u think he was genuine about his ambiguity
AWESOME INTERVIEW I never knew Mr. Jones Came up the way he did Awesome Man.
Much respect to Mr. Jerry Jones, i am a Raider and Panther fan but i am also a Jerry Jones fan! Much love and respect!
Best interview ever.
Thanks
You have to say this about JJ, when he gives an interview it’s almost feels like a masterclass. The audience looks like they want to jot down what he’s saying. Fascinating guy!
I’m on this again. Football GM??? But unbelievable American, YES. truly the embodiment of what this country is all about. Keep it rolling, and rise above the neigh-sayers and America haters. Jones is an incredible story.
What a great interview.
You have to love this guy,Jerry can drive us nuts,but the man is a genius,who came from nothing to billionaire
Gid bless you Jerry !!! Thanks for sharing this so many life lessons in this video, wow!!!
Gid bless him !! Lol
Thank you Mr. Jerry Jones for sharing your story! Go Cowboys!!
You must be his one and only fan! Lol
Tolerance for ambiguity....that could be a lesson right there...great interview
Great interview. Great storyteller. Jones is a complete and total Bad Ass.
Great interview ‼️👍
As a father and a dreamer/gambler I love this man..
That would make you gay!
Jerry Jones has done so much for the NFL as a league. Any football fan has to respect that.
One of my favorite ppl in the world I would love to meet.... GO COWBOYS!
Thank You Mr. Jones 😇
One notable aspect about Jerry Jones is his antiristic, intelligent, and intriguing nature. He serves as a motivator, a loving father, and someone who relishes success in life. In an era where such qualities are rare, he stands out. Jerry Jones doesn't seem shackled by fear concerning what his family thinks; he's a unique individual. As observed in a UA-cam broadcast, he emerges as an inspiring and intelligent father, husband, and motivator for others. My perception of Mr. Jerry Jones has shifted, and I genuinely wish him abundant success, recognizing that there's more to him than just financial achievements. His deep connection with his parents, especially the impact of their passing, adds a poignant layer to his character. It's evident that he holds a profound and loving connection with his family.
I have a new respect for this man…
May you live forever
I was 15-years-old when my favorite coach (Jimmy Johnson) left my favorite football team (the Cowboys), and for 30 years, I've hated Jerry Jones for what he did. Now, after watching this interview... and after Johnson was finally inducted into the Cowboys Ring of Honor... (sigh) I guess I could finally lift the curse that I laid on the Dallas Cowboys. I'll think about it.
This guy is amazing and a heck of a businessman!
I enjoyed this. Dream big & bet on yourself 🤗
I knew Jerry Jones was a fantastic entrepreneur and salesman. I now have a new respect for him by him defining how and why Jimmy Johnson left; he accepted the blame for not sustaining that relationship.
My main man. Go ahead Jerry
What a neat gentleman period. I'm proud of him
Great salesman. Its a shame he didn't keep Jimmy around for another decade as the football guy.
Thank Jerry for being the biggest fan of the NFL. He gave birth to today's fanaticism.
Impressive person in every aspect of his life.
How can you not like Jerry Jones? Smart man. Funny man. Hard worker and a family man.
Very good interview.
Jerry Jones is a brilliant owner and unbelievable businessman but he needs to relinquish the GM role to someone more qualified.
The 1992-1993 Cowboys are the last NFC team to win back-to-back Super Bowl's.
Sadly they probably would have 4 or 5 straight if Jerry would've let Jimmy stay
Jimmy was looking to get out. Will McClay is the GM in reality.
@@StuartReid-bw4iz Yes, Will McClay is the GM but Jerry gets the last say on everything including making his own draft picks.
I didn’t like Jones for a long time, because of the way the Tom Landry situation was handled, but when I saw him tell his players, in no uncertain terms, that if they knelt during the national anthem, they would be gone, he earned my respect. Many NFL owners only care about the bottom line, as does Jerry, but he wants to win. Love him or hate him, you can’t deny that he wants to win.
I too didn’t like him for firing Landry. He probably should have had the previous ownership release Landry before he was announced as owner. But he clearly thought the most respectful path was to be the one that did the deed.
This interview showed me what kind of a man he is.
The positive: a successful businessman.
The negative: his talk.
I'm a self proclaimed Dallas cowgirl hater. Always have been and always will be. Yet this interview was great.
He's brilliant at most things but GM just ain't one of them
He is very charismatic and entertaining ..
this man is the ultimate Salesman.. the way he sits and positions himself the way he talks and gestures.. this dude could take a pile of Doodoo and he could sell it to each and everyone of us :D
Loved the emotions
Jerry Jones takes heat but man is he an interesting study.
Oh yes for sure
Been a Cowboys fan my whole life. Love em. But man it's getting harder too. Jerry has an awesome story but man are we not going to win anymore until he passes. 28yrs of the same stuff.
JERRY JONES...SAY WHAT YOU WANT...BUT I LOVE THE MAN!!!
I could talk with this man for ten years and it wouldn't be enough.
He said 27 years….so was this interview done in 2016?
Yep
well, it’s undeniable, that was really good!
Never seen Jerry that emotional about family and what he does.
Gotta love king Jerrah!!! DC4L
JJ has insane charisma
Much love From Ron Armitage Jr.
Tolerance for Ambiguity great quote!!!!!
Watch the Jimmy Johnson interview and watch this. The audience hung onto Jimmy’s every word. It felt like the auditorium was empty during Jerry’s interview. Nuff said.
Not a cowboys fan ....but nothing but RESPECT FOR HIM !
Thank you Mr Jones for sharing.
Today I officially announce the end of my hate for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys! I love this duo now!! Hot dang, Jerry got me emotional and on his bamdwagon. I have two NFL teams now, my Browns and the Cowboys!
Jerry got ahead in life by learning along the way, and his head strong demeanor. When he was right his achievements were tremendous, but on the flipside his wrong decisions were just as bad. Not keeping the best coach of his generation was a huge, long lasting mistake. A champion of the salary cap too and it destroyed his young team. His ego and the remark about 500 coaches could have done the same thing showed his glaring weakness. To his credit he is now going to induct Jimmy Johnson into the Cowboys Ring of Honor.
This is against the grain! However, I really liked Jerry Jones before this interview. But now, I really really like Jerry, much more!
Thanks very much for this interview!
Jerry, please try to keep it going! As you are the "Star" on the "Dallas Cowboy's" helmet!
Thanks
Great interview. Jerry is very smart man. Seems like a very honorable man too.
Although I have always disliked the Cowboys with a passion; Jerry seems like a great human being and I enjoyed the interview.
Great man awesome story
I’m just disappointed that his team don’t win super bowls but $$$ wise are 2nd to none
Priorities; Family the largest % of the time you can spend (Teaching the Kids), work the 2end largest % of time spent.
Jerry Jones would make a great mentor.
Players today should thank him. His marketing additions have led to record contracts across the league.
#Footballs1Thing #BusinessAnother #FamLovesEverything #PowerfulInterview #SaluteLivingLegends
That 92/93-93/94 Cowboys was so good as a team, with subs that were better than most starters. Barry didn't win shit, he won with Jimmy's leftovers in '95/'96 and should've won in '94/'95 if Dallas didn't spot SF a 14-0 lead!!
Barry won in 1995, Jimmy was gone for over a year already. Also, it was 21-0. If it wasn’t Barry’s team and still Jimmy’s then Jimmy is responsible for the 21-0 hole. Can’t have it both ways
@@TL2354 I didn't say that game was anyone's fault. But if they didn't spot the lead, Switzer would've won 2 on JJ's coattails!!!
@@TL2354 It was still the same team Jimmey Johnson built. In fact, the team got worse than the previous 3 seasons and was less disciplined, but the same players. Switzer wouldn't discipline them at all. Aikman talks about it. They won the superbowl because all the other NFL teams were even worse than them. The players are the ones that talked about what I just said. They said they won because the other teams just go much worse than the year or two before, but if those teams got better, they wouldn't have won it that year.
Say what you will, but Jerry Jones is an American hero and cares more about football than any other owner
After 27 years of sheer despise for Jerry Jones. Blaming him for letting Jimmy Johnson go.
I regret the misdirected negativity towards him.
I recently listened to Jimmy Johnson tell it like it was or still is. Jimmy Johnson was satisfied with the work he had put in with the Cowboys organization and wanted to go fishing.
Oh was I so mad over something that I perceived otherwise.
I’m too old for that. My father still a life long Cowboys fan makes it over to my house just to make sure I’m watching the Cowboys game.
He raised me to be a Cowboy fan and a Chevrolet branded engine machinist.
I grew up taking to Ford racing engines. That much he has come to terms with.
He just can’t sit back and watch me ignore America’s team. It’s not acceptable to him.
So we watch the Cowboys play.
If there was one thing I could say to Jerry Jones.
Keep Cooper Rush as the starting quarterback.
Sure Dak has his moments of physical prowess and plays great. It’s just inconsistent.
I believe will always have that love hate relationship with Jerry Jones but hopefully we can love him again before he kicks the bucket