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Jerry Jones: Plenty of Cash, Not a Lick of Class

Posted on April 14, 2010 by Gene Strother

Jerry Jones rumbled into Dallas, Texas like a drunken Brahma bull stumbling into a Helzberg Diamonds store. What he didn’t destroy, he crapped all over.
First, he ignored the fact that he had one of the NFL’s greatest icons still occupying … Continue reading →

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Dallas Cowboys Versus Washington Redskins: A Rivalry for the Aged

Posted on November 22, 2009 by Gene Strother

There was a time when the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins comprised one of the NFL’s fiercest and most notable rivalries. All of the cliches about “throw the records out the window when these two hook up” really did apply.
There … Continue reading →

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Twenty Years Of Jerry Jones and His Dallas Cowboys, A Retrospective

Posted on November 14, 2009 by Gene Strother

Jerry Jones and the Way We Were

Can it already be twenty years? Is it really possible that it was two whole decades ago that Jerry Jones informed the disbelieving Dallas Cowboys nation that he would be involved in (and … Continue reading →

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Top Ten Quotes from Dallas Cowboys

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Gene Strother

I love a good quote. Who doesn’t? When you quote someone else, not only do you get to borrow from the genius or insight of another, you can do so without culpability.
If anyone takes issue with it, just say, “Hey, … Continue reading →

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The Best Game Ever: A Book Review

Posted on July 23, 2009 by Gene Strother

“Early in the third quarter, the Giants had their backs to the wall, just as they had all season. They were an established NFL power in America’s greatest city, with a lineup of star athletes expected to dominate the league … Continue reading →

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