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Dallas Cowboy’s team owner Jerry Jones’ decision to trade Micah Parsons for Green Bay Packers a week before the 2025 season was definitely raised eyebrows about his role as general manager.
Jones especially said in his Netflix documents, “America’s Team: The Gambler and his Cowboys,” that he continued to be General Manager because he liked “the pain.” The trade with Parsons certainly applied some anguish for cowboys fans who have longed for the franchise to at least get back to the NFC Championship game.
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Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Troy Aikman (8) is preparing to throw against Buffalo Bills under the Super Bowl XXVIII at the Georgia Dome. (James D. Smith/USA Today Sports)
Troy Aikman made his thoughts known in a performance at “The Rich Eisen Show.”
“I saw Jerry talking about the fact that having cowboys as a point of discussion is meaningful to him. And if people don’t talk about cowboys, then he will do things to touch it. Then he went into it and gave the impression that winning was replacing,” Aikman said. “In some ways, I’m sure the Jerry and Jones family, and everyone is tired of the fact that they haven’t been in a championship game, so much less a super bowl of 30 years.
“So when you deflect it, so essentially valuing your franchise or attention and exposure, or the drama or as Jerry said that the fact that cowboys are a soap opera 365 days a year, then it becomes the scoreboard instead of winning and losing on the field. Other, and I think it is a lot that he is very much that he is exhausted by Jones?
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones looks at before the game against Baltimore Ravens at AT&T Stadium. (Jerome Miron-Preferred Pictures)
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Dallas’ is fighting in the post -season since the team’s last Super Bowl -win has been remarkable. They have been in the playoffs 13 times, including three of the last four years. The team has not been able to get past the divisional round in the playoffs.
Last season, the team suffered several injuries, including to Parsons, which inhibited efforts to get to the post -season tremendously.
Dallas Cowboy’s wide receives Alvin Harper (80) and quarterback Troy Aikman (8) celebrate on the field against Buffalo Bills under the Super Bowl XXVII in Rose Bowl. (RVR Photos/USA Today Sports)
The team made some additions during the high season with the acquisition of the broad recipient George Pickens and the selection of the offensive Lineman Tyler Booker in the draft.
Dallas opens the season on Thursday night against Philadelphia Eagles.
