I'm not smart enough to know how to phrase this question intelligently....
In it's simplest form, was the early 1990's Super Bowls worth it?
If by some cosmic or magical means you had the way to wash Jerry Jones out of the Cowboys history - have some other schmuck by the team - and basically do away with the dynasty years .... would you?
Because I think we all know, deep down, we're never going to see another Super Bowl as long as Jerry is alive. That's probably another 15-20 years real talk. Then we have to hold out hope that Stephen doesn't have the same ego. I felt that at one time, but now that he's been more prominent in the media, and seeing some of the decisions he stands by his father making, I've lost hope in that. Not to mention, the whole god damned family is just a bunch of marketing first football fourth types.
But on the other hand, a lot of fans of a lot of teams haven't ever had the opportunity to witness their team even participating in a Super Bowl, let alone win it. And we did get three, afterall.
So is the joy and excitement you experienced with this team some twenty years ago enough to satisfy you? Or would you, given the chance, erase those from existance with the hopes that some other business man bought the team, actually cared about delivering a quality product, and thus potentially at least giving us a real opportunity to compete year in and year out?
Fuck this reads stupidly and I should probably delete it but no.... not going to.
In it's simplest form, was the early 1990's Super Bowls worth it?
If by some cosmic or magical means you had the way to wash Jerry Jones out of the Cowboys history - have some other schmuck by the team - and basically do away with the dynasty years .... would you?
Because I think we all know, deep down, we're never going to see another Super Bowl as long as Jerry is alive. That's probably another 15-20 years real talk. Then we have to hold out hope that Stephen doesn't have the same ego. I felt that at one time, but now that he's been more prominent in the media, and seeing some of the decisions he stands by his father making, I've lost hope in that. Not to mention, the whole god damned family is just a bunch of marketing first football fourth types.
But on the other hand, a lot of fans of a lot of teams haven't ever had the opportunity to witness their team even participating in a Super Bowl, let alone win it. And we did get three, afterall.
So is the joy and excitement you experienced with this team some twenty years ago enough to satisfy you? Or would you, given the chance, erase those from existance with the hopes that some other business man bought the team, actually cared about delivering a quality product, and thus potentially at least giving us a real opportunity to compete year in and year out?
Fuck this reads stupidly and I should probably delete it but no.... not going to.
