So, I've been hearing reports that Jerry Jones is in London, and rumors are swirling that he's planning to buy Tottenham Hotspur, an English football club. As a Spurs fan, this has me... well, let's just say cautiously concerned. Our club has already had its fair share of suffering and frustration, and the last thing we need is extra misery from an owner who doesn't have the club's best interests at heart.

I've seen a lot of people (especially American sports fans) saying that Jones is a pretty bad owner and could potentially ruin Spurs if he takes over. I know he's a big name in the NFL, but I don't know much beyond that.

For those familiar with his tenure at the Dallas Cowboys:

What kind of owner is he?

How does he run his team?

Does he prioritize business over success on the pitch (or field)?

Should we, as Spurs fans, be worried?

Honestly, we’ve been through enough. If there's even a hint of trouble, I’d rather see these rumors quashed early. Any insight would be much appreciated! COYS.

Firstly no I am not saying SB. Usually when someone talks about Dallas beating the odds detractors are quick to accuse us of delusion when we never even said anything of the like in the first place. No, I am talking about the odds stacked against Dallas to make the playoffs, they currently have a 1% chance. Theres that common phrase we’ve heard in entertainment media “So you’re saying there’s a chance” despite that chance being near impossible or having extreme odds against. The crazy thing is that this is the NFL and crazier things have happened before and more than a few times.

Let’s say Dallas keeps rolling and they beat the Bengals, then the Panther’s, and then the Buc’s . If they do that would bring them to 8-7. The media will find every which way to write it off and whatever way they can to diminish this despite the colossal achievement it would actually be after going from 3-7 to 7-7. But those less bias and more objective will properly see it as a resurgence. A team that refused to give up despite the odds and took that “Underdog” mentality and used it as a Boon or strength rather than something negative. Odds would still be heavily stacked against them because then they would have to play the Eagles in Philly which with the way they’re playing seems like that would be another loss, but by that time Philly would have the division crown locked up and their playoff berth locked up and may “phone it in” just to keep guys healthy for the playoffs presenting Dallas with an opportunity to take advantage of that and try to get a win there, that would put Dallas at 9-7. And then the final game would be against Washington in Dallas, and lets say Wash lost a couple more games that would make this game a “Win and your in” scenario and seeing that Dallas already dominated Wash in Wash until they started playing in a prevent defense Dallas would have the upper hand at home and win sending them to the playoffs as a Wildcard with a 10-7 record.

In that scenario which again at this point see s unlikely but statistically there is still a chance they make the Playoffs for the 4th straight season. And yes Dallas stinks in the playoffs but a few times have found ways to get past the WC round and into the Divisional where they really suck. BUT, if this scenario happens that they went from 3-7 to 10-7 and a wildcard berth actually happens the confidence and momentum the team would have from that would be astronomical and Dallas may become that “against the odds” playoff team we hear in the media every season when they say “nobody wants to play them” like it was for us against GB last season and could potentially at least make a Divisional round.

Again, the odds are highly stacked against this scenario but its still possible. Or maybe they lose next week and this entire post is meaningless, at this point its not and I find the possibility that this scenario could happen mind boggling after the crap this team has been through this season. What if they pull it off though? What would the new narrative be? Would Jerry extend Mike and give up in Belichick? I like Mike, but I want Belichick in Dallas. Would fans be happy or annoyed that the team pulled it off? And would those fans that find ways to make everything negative still be negative or would they recognize things for what they were?

Figured since we already played we could have a discussion thread for any other games happening today/tomorrow!

Hey y'all I was never a college football fan not from here originally but I've lived in the FL Panhandle SEC country for 10 years

Anyways I know a lot of us are longhorn fans too and did all y'all know early on in his college career he was this good because when he flashed last preseason I'm like who in the fuck is this dude can y'all share some of y'all's memories from his college days because again I'm not a college fan at All pro only I'm in my mid thirties and it's always been this way

Texas Tech back Tahj Brooks would be a great fit for the Cowboys. He’s big, strong, fast & can pass block. He’s going to be a really good NFL back. They could easily get him in the fourth round.

The 2024 Dallas Cowboys are just politicians this year. Talked all that talk during the off-season. Didn't do nothing for the first half of their time in office, now that we're nearing the end they've ramped it up so that all we remember is this final good push.

You aren't foolin' me Mike McCarthy!!

This obviously has a 0.01% chance of happening, if Dallas win out and finished 10-7, what would y’all’s reactions be? What would the off-season move be?

Number of things:

Rush easily gets another contract in the off-season

Micah will get a huge deal

Our draft pick plummets (no dream scenarios of jeanty, Shedeur, whatever floats your boat)

High chance of getting wrecked in the wildcard round if a 10-7 record even gets you in

McCarthy would get extended 😕

Not sure what the perception around Dak would be if Dallas goes on a run without him and after the big extension (media, fans, etc)

Just some stuff off the top of my head, again this team probably can beat Carolina but they’ve played tough lately. Honestly could lose out too and finish 5-12.

Hi I’m a novice fan. Please explain why they only used Trey Lance for one running play in the last how many games? Is he that bad they don’t take a chance with him more often?