Jerry Jones may not give much support to cowboys fans, but he distributes pure money on one liner.
On Monday, the cowboys held an introductory press conference for the new head coach, Brian Shoten Hyumer. This employment follows Jones's shocking decision to say goodbye to Mike McCarcy, a former cowboys head coach. The long -standing NFL owner and oilman seemed to be preparing for the team at the end of the season, and despite being eliminated from the playoffs, they were in a fierce fight for McCarsey.
However, Jones selected a single super bowl champion coach as Jetison and trusted his son, Brian Shoten Hymer, a former legendary NFL coordinator, Journeyman coordinator, a Journeyman coordinator.
With the enthusiasm for employment among fans of cowboys that hover somewhere under the excrement of whales. Jones was unfortunate about his reactions about his fans in an inert reaction to the head coach's choice.
“This is a very low percentage, a smile and glorious hole,” said Jones. “Very low percentage.”
You can blame Jerry Jones a lot, but you can't blame if you don't know the bias.
Jones first used the Glory Hall reference during the 2012 training camp.
“I was here on the day of the glorious hole, and I was here when it wasn't,” said Jones. “So I said I wanted a glorious hole.”
At that time, Cowboys PR Man Rich Dalrymple explained that “glory holes” are frequently used expressions in the oil business. Thus, more than 10 years ago, Jones cannot claim ignorance of much more troublesome meaning other than its terms.
In any case, Jones succeeded in letting people talk about how bad his soccer team was. Sadly, it's a good thing for cowboys fans.
Cowboys are currently the longest championship games of the NFC, with Cowboys, which has entered the NFC championship game this year.
That year, we marked the last Super Bowl victory of the cowboys and the last trip to Jones' soccer, Glory Hall.
