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Life is short, but Jerry Jones makes being a Dallas Cowboys fan feel endless
The writer, a lifelong Dallas Cowboys supporter, says Jerry Jones’s ownership has made being a fan feel futile. The team has not reached the Super Bowl in more than 30 years, despite its history of success and its standing as one of sport’s most valuable franchises.
The article contrasts the Cowboys’ past, including Roger Staubach and three Super Bowl wins in four years, with their current struggles. It argues that poor ownership, rather than draft luck or a lack of star players, is to blame, citing the team’s quarterback and two leading receivers. The writer says they are too old to switch allegiance and too impatient to wait for Jones to turn the team around.
In short
- Dallas has gone over 30 years without reaching the Super Bowl.
- The writer blames Jerry Jones’s leadership for the team’s decline.
- A lifelong fan says they cannot wait much longer for a turnaround.