Jerry Jones apologizes for team's 1-7 record.

Funny, they're actually 1-6. Guess he's already planning ahead.

Ha! I was wondering the same thing

This is a play out of Snyders 2009 playbook. Only difference is that Jerry still thinks he's qualified to play GM.

I guess he wants to fire Wade...who is going to take that job I wonder? Bill Cower?

I guess he wants to fire Wade...who is going to take that job I wonder? Bill Cower?

John Fox is the name I'm hearing the most these days. Gruden will (hopefully) choose between San Diego (talented team that can't get over the hump a la Tampa) and Cleveland (Ohio native/Holmgren). Cowher on the other hand won't go anywhere near an owner with a "hands on" reputation. Plus he's probably more interested in the Carolina job.

I'd argue that they did come into the season as a bad football team but full of talent. The full of talent is also in question now.Well, then they played above their head for three weeks (mostly on defense) and then reverted to true form later.

Whatever you want to call it.

Funny, they're actually 1-6. Guess he's already planning ahead.

I caught that immediately.


Jerry might as well apologize for 1-15 now. It's inevitable.

I'm surprised at how many games they gave away because of stupid penalties. I feel the only team that truly beat them was the Giants. Hopefully they keep Wade around so they can keep underachieving and wasting that talent. Boy, I would give anything to have Ratliff, Felix Jones, Gurode, Ware, Romo, Austin, and Dez Bryant on our team right now.

Karma is a bitch isn't it? Remember how bad we were last year? Now Dallas is feeling some of that pain. It feels so much better on this side of the fence though.

I'm not sure we have crossed that fence. Maybe half the team is over but we have another half to go.

The best part is that Jerrah is the architect of this sinking ship. He can scapegoat Wade Phillips, but Jerrah assembled the pieces.

The Cowboys demise helps to make this a great year for football.