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What it means to be a Cowboy fan


Mr. Scot

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When Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning was a free agent a few years ago, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones never pursued him.

 

That’s because, Jerry Jones said, he already had a franchise quarterback in place in Tony Romo.

 

“I was so committed to Romo, so committed to his future,” Jerry Jones said Friday on KRLD-FM. “Of course, Peyton has been a friend for a long time and someone we respect a lot. There were a lot of moving parts during that particular time. The real reason it didn’t work out is because we are as committed as we are to Tony.”

 

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So he didn't go after Peyton Manning...because he had Tony Romo :blink:

 

I'd say that pretty well sums up what it is to be a Cowboy fan these days.

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Johnson did't do so good when he had to coach under the salary cap.

 

Minus the ability to outspend everybody (and the benefits of a trade made by an idiot GM) the Cowboys have been decidedly average to below average.

 

And the fact that they paid Tony Romo a contract like Rodgers, Brady or Manning would deserve still boggles my mind :wacko:

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