Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, said this in a meltdown following yet another disappointing season.

Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, said this in a meltdown following yet another disappointing

season.

The Cowboys and Green Bay Packers square off in the NFC Wild Card Round on Sunday. Dallas’s

performance in this game was about as awful as they could have expected. The Packers scored back-to-

back touchdowns to get off to an early lead. Dallas had optimism at halftime, but it was short-lived as the

score dropped to 27-7.

In the second half, the Cowboys outplayed and outscored the Packers, but Dallas was too little, too late.

In the first half, the defense was taken off guard and was unable to come up with a stop. Aaron Jones

and Jordan Love were the main players who ended the Cowboys’ postseason.

Jerry Jones once turned away from the game because he was so appalled by his team’s performance. The

Cowboys were greatly upset by a club that almost missed the playoffs, but they still had hopes of winning

the Super Bowl.

Although it is clear that the owner is unhappy that the season is ending, many supporters believe he is at

fault. Despite having a strong roster during the most of the 2010s and the current 2020s, the squad is

unable to win the important games. He holds the players accountable for their subpar play. Jones has

equal responsibility for this tragedy as do they.

The Cowboys’ Relentless Cycle of Failure

Despite winning 12 games in the last three seasons, the Cowboys have just once advanced to the

postseason. At this time, it’s common knowledge among supporters that Dallas is merely a fantastic

regular season squad and will fall short in crucial situations.

Given that the team has one of the strongest rosters but is unable to win, it is difficult to disagree with

this statement. Dallas is likely to make a coaching change, whether that means going with a coach with a

lot of experience in these big games or hiring someone out of the blue.