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The decision of the owner of the Dallas Cowboys team, Jerry Jones, to exchange Micah Parsons to Green Bay packers a week before the start of the 2025 season, certainly raised the eyebrows of his role as CEO.
Jones notably declared in his Netflix Docuseries, “America’s Team: The Gambeler and his Cowboys”, which he continued to be the Director General because he loved “pain”. The Parsons trade has certainly inflicted a certain anxiety about Cowboys fans who want the franchise to at least come back to the NFC championship match.
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Dallas Cowboys’ quarter-arre, Troy Aikman (8), is preparing to throw against the Buffalo Bills during the Super Bowl XXVIII at Georgia Dome. (James D. Smith / USA TODAY SPORTS)
Troy Aikman made his thoughts known in an appearance in “The Rich Eisen Show”.
“I saw Jerry talk about the fact that having cowboys as a point of discussion is significant for him. And if people don’t talk about cowboys, then he will do things to arouse him. So he has somehow entered this and gave the impression that victory,” said Aikman. “In some ways, I’m sure Jerry and the Jones family, and everyone is tired of the fact that they did not go to a championship match, not to mention a super bowl for 30 years.
“So, then, when you pour this, then essentially the evaluation of your franchise or attention and the exhibition, or the drama or as Jerry said the fact that the cowboys are a soap opera 365 days a year, which then becomes the dashboard instead of winning and losing on the field. This team, although they won many games in the regular season … But yet they only won four elimination games. “”
The owner of Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, looks before the match against the Baltimore Ravens at the AT&T stadium. (Jerome Miron-Imagn images)
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Dallas’ difficulties in the playoffs since the last victory of the Super Bowl team are notable. They have been in playoffs 13 times, including three of the last four years. The team was unable to exceed the division of the playoffs.
Last season, the team underwent several injuries, notably in Parsons, which hampered efforts to go enormously in the playoffs.
The wide cowboys of Dallas Alvin Harper (80) and the quarter-Arrière Troy Aikman (8) celebrate on the ground against the Buffalo Bills during the Super Bowl XXVII at the Bowl pink. (RVR Photos / USA TODAY SPORTS)
The team made some additions during the offseason with the acquisition of the Large George Pickens recipient and the selection of the Tyler Booker offensive line in the draft.
Dallas opens the season Thursday evening against the Eagles of Philadelphia.
