Mediocrity In Dallas - Jerry Jones’ Cowboys

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While the Dallas Cowboys are extensively covered by the sports media, "Mediocrity in Dallas, Jerry Jones' Cowboys", is the first comprehensive critical analysis of the Jerry Jones GM performance, in the post Jimmy Johnson era. Johnson's teams were loaded with talent that won 3 out of 4 Super Bowls in 1992-1995. After Jimmy left the Cowboys, the team immediately began to deteriorate. By the time the clock ticked 0:00 after Super Bowl XXX (the Cowboys last), Dallas reign of greatness had come to an end. This book recounts the poor performance of Jerry Jones as the team's GM. The mistakes & poor judgment in Jones player selection & coaching choices are discussed, as the mediocre performance of the team from 1996-2012 is reviewed. Jerry Jones ego has completely clouded his judgment, and has compromised his ability to make decisions that are in the best interest of the Cowboys and its fans. It is time for Jerry Jones to face the music for his performance as the team's GM.