Yes it is
When the Cardinals went to the Super Bowl, I spoke with a friend who was a Cowboys fan.
I’m a big fan of the cowboys since 1990. I wasn’t shocked yesterday, but definitely disappointed that they got blown out. I expected this type of result against SF, but by no means did I think it was a guarantee for them to win any playoff games because it’s not in this team’s DNA. I think the funniest part for me was when they missed an extra point. The guy who can’t miss a kick past 50 yards can’t kick extra points because that is what the cowboys do in the playoffs. AT&T stadium may as well be a haunted house for cowboys fans and their players.
If anyone deserves turmoil it is Jerry jones. He is the source of all cowboys failures. This will continue to happen until he and his family step aside and let someone else control the organization. At the end of the day I don’t know how disappointed he really is. He is still making money and I think he is ok with his team being where they are now.
Jerry Jones 'floored' by Cowboys' loss, has no comment on Mike McCarthy's future
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was none too pleased about Dallas' blowout loss to Green Bay, but would not speak on head coach Mike McCarthy's future.www.nfl.com
It's always a great day when there is turmoil in "Big D"
I can never root for another team, I guess I could stop watching them though. If I could change one thing about being a cowboys fan it would be this. It’s a lot easier being a fan of the other dfw teams, especially the rangers because they are one of the least popular teams in all of pro sports. I am originally from a small town south of Dallas and all of my family for the most part are cowboys fans. Until I left that area as a young adult, I never knew how many fans that they had from other places. The last game I went to was in Cincinnati about 10 years ago and I vowed never to do it again because the road cowboys fans were embarrassing.
