There’s been a lot of heated debate around the Dallas/Ft. Worth this offseason about how much longer this core group of players and coaches will be competitive.
Michael David Smith via profootballtalk.com reports Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has said the team needs to win this year because there may not be many more opportunities.
Jones, however, made perfectly clear exactly where he stands today: The window may close rapidly, and anyone in Dallas who doesn’t think so should remember that Jones is the one who decides just how long anyone keeps his job with the Cowboys.
“There is an urgency. It’s my perception that decides when the windows are and where they are,” Jones said. “With that in mind, I’m saying that we need to get out here, get down to business, get in some playoffs and get knocking on the door.”
If the Cowboys finish with another 8-8 record will this spell the end of Tony Romo and Jason Garrett in Big “D”?
Source: DallasCowboys.com, Profootballtalk.com
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