One of the most non-sensical speakers of the last half decade, Jerry Jones has the Cowboys fanbase in a tizzy yet again. It’s a perfect storm, really. A fanbase so large, each opposing viewpoint yields more supporters than many other team’s entire fanbases. Hungry for some level of postseason success for the first time in three decades, finally achieving regular-season consistency has made playoff failures even more frustrating.
Mix in an owner who doubles as general manager and team spokesman, one who talks in Oil Salesman-ese and always wants to be in a spotlight, and the cumulonimbus clouds start rolling in.
In this National Weather Service warning, the words “all-in” were spoken at the Senior Bowl when asked about the direction of the Dallas Cowboys’ front office in 2024.
Only, he didn’t necissarily say it the way fans took it. The fans, some ready to pounce on any bit of hope, the rest ready to pounce on any chance to say I told you so, flocked to the words all-in like moths to a flame. They should know by now they’d be burned by it, but zoom into the light they sillily did.