Robert Saleh Fired

[WentzerWuver]

Here are some facts
38 percent of the owners have never won a SB.
JImmy has three. How can an owner who has never won anything be ranked ahead of Jerry?
Only one owner has won more SBs than Jerry since he entered the league.
Don’t get me wrong. If Jerry ever sold the team I would have the biggest party ever. This drought sucks.
As usual this is just BJJ ranting non coherent nonsense and telling us to get off his lawn.

Fixed.That team should have and would have won more if Jimmy stayed and ran the football operations. If it wasn't for Jimmy, Jerry would have nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Who was the owner? We are talking about owners!
When Jerry fired Landry it was very controversial. Everyone made fun of him for hiring a college coach.
Jerry deserves credit for hiring Jimmy.

Firing the Innovator after almost 3 decades at the helm was still wrong, it seems.

https://youtu.be/SNexLQgaJNc?si=VB3WhQeHDZHdzlVB

https://youtube.com/shorts/4G2H5ZfYiOM?si=CUkASEZEwhmY21wZ

[Mariner]

Fixed.That team should have and would have won more if Jimmy stayed and ran the football operations. If it wasn't for Jimmy, Jerry would have nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Who was the owner? We are talking about owners!
When Jerry fired Landry it was very controversial. Everyone made fun of him for hiring a college coach.
Jerry deserves credit for hiring Jimmy.

BJJ seems to forget that Jimmy was leaving regardless. He had already accomplished what he wanted to and was ready to move on. Jimmy himself has said that many times over the years. He couldn’t wait to get to Florida. He had been leaking for a year that he wanted to interview for the Jacksonville Jaguars job. Jerry just beat him to the punch when he fired him. And technically Jimmy resigned and wasn’t fired if I remember correctly.

You do remember correctly.
Jerry took a lot of criticism for firing a legend and hiring a college coach which was kind of taboo at the time.
A lot of fans wanted Jimmy fired after the 1 and 15 season but Jerry stuck with him.

[Micah Prescott]

Fixed.That team should have and would have won more if Jimmy stayed and ran the football operations. If it wasn't for Jimmy, Jerry would have nothing. Absolutely nothing.

Who was the owner? We are talking about owners!
When Jerry fired Landry it was very controversial. Everyone made fun of him for hiring a college coach.
Jerry deserves credit for hiring Jimmy.

BJJ seems to forget that Jimmy was leaving regardless. He had already accomplished what he wanted to and was ready to move on. Jimmy himself has said that many times over the years. He couldn’t wait to get to Florida. He had been leaking for a year that he wanted to interview for the Jacksonville Jaguars job. Jerry just beat him to the punch when he fired him. And technically Jimmy resigned and wasn’t fired if I remember correctly.

There is also this:




"worst owner ever"

I mean if BJJ would just limit his statements to things like "Jerry has sucked as a GM" or things of that nature no one would blink. But it's always over the top with him into fantasy land. Jerry is the worst owner in histroy and Dak is the worst QB in the NFL.

[DOT]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/executives/HaslJi1.htm

Bunch of entitled Cowboys fan whining in here lol. Jerry sucks and has let his ego get in the way of good football moves, but he ain't nowhere close to the worst owner.

[QB_Eagles]

The 1999 established Browns have a winning percentage of 34.2%.

I don't accept this revisionist history by the NFL.

[Micah Prescott]

Yeah the Browns are the worst run org. They take the title.

It's actually fascinating how good they are at failing. And the fans watch their team leave for Baltimore and flourish.

[QB_Eagles]

Yeah the Browns are the worst run org. They take the title.

It's actually fascinating how good they are at failing. And the fans watch their team leave for Baltimore and flourish.

I'm just saying, the Houston Texans don't get to add the Houston Oilers' history to theirs.

The original Browns were great in their early years and even in the late 80s, they were still kinda like the current Cowboys, i.e. make the playoffs every year and lose. They were the unhappy participants of both The Drive and The Fumble.

[El Turco]

Even I dont think Jerry is the worst owner, bad one yes but there are too many incompetent owners in the league.

Oh stop el turco. You more than most others should understand where I am coming from here. There is a reason why the Cowboys and Niners were ALWAYS the class of the NFC till the mid-90's. The generation I grew up in had the highest standard for our football team. And that is one of the problems we have here. The young new generation Cowboy fans have their standard down by their ankles. Its always Super Bowl or bust. We always had that mentality. The NFC Championship game was the absolute minimum of acceptance year in and year out.

I am not disagreeing with any of that, terrible post season record is unacceptable and he should meddle much less, but at least you see a competitive team in the regular season. There are multiple franchises in this league that hasn't hosted a playoff game in 20+ years, there are handful of owners worse than him imo.

[hermes]

is this the earliest in a season a coach has been fire in a while?

[Nunuu]

The Cowboys haven't had consecutive losing seasons in over 20 years. Even if Jerry is the problem with them not winning championships, that's still better than most

Shad Khan has owned the Jags for 13 seasons, and last year was the first time they had consecutive winning seasons under him, and only the 3rd total season they won more than 6 games under him. That's what bad ownership looks like.

The Panthers have never had consecutive winning seasons.

Tepper is hands down the worst owner in the NFL and anyone who does not include him on a worst owner list has not been paying attention.

Worst winning % in all of sports since buying the team.

Then he fires probably the worst GM in the history of the game and replaces him with his assistant.

[zman1]

Doug Pederson is sure doing a great job in Jacksonville this year. Yikes.

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[WentzerWuver]

The Cowboys haven't had consecutive losing seasons in over 20 years. Even if Jerry is the problem with them not winning championships, that's still better than most

Shad Khan has owned the Jags for 13 seasons, and last year was the first time they had consecutive winning seasons under him, and only the 3rd total season they won more than 6 games under him. That's what bad ownership looks like.

The Panthers have never had consecutive winning seasons.

Tepper is hands down the worst owner in the NFL and anyone who does not include him on a worst owner list has not been paying attention.

Worst winning % in all of sports since buying the team.

Then he fires probably the worst GM in the history of the game and replaces him with his assistant.

Only fools think any other owner is on the same level of bad as Tepper. And Fitterer is the worst GM in my book. No one in their right mind trade their only elite playmaker just to move up the draft just cause da Bears ask for him Lol. 49ers refuse to include any of their playmakers by tossing in 3 first instead to move up.

Too bad you had to suffer thru that.