“Hold this one person responsible for the Dallas Cowboys’ 28-year Super Bowl drought.” Sharpe firmly points the finger at Jerry Jones as the primary issue in Dallas.
According to Shannon Sharpe, every problem in Dallas can be traced back to Jerry Jones.
The Dallas Cowboys, once dominant in the 1990s, now endure a prolonged streak of playoff failures. The recent blowout loss to the lowest-seeded team in the NFC has led to widespread criticism, primarily directed at head coach Mike McCarthy and quarterback Dak Prescott. However, Sharpe dismisses these figures as the true source of the problem, placing sole blame on Jerry Jones.
During a passionate commentary on First Take, Sharpe expressed his belief that the issues in Dallas go beyond repair and are fundamentally tied to Jerry Jones. Sharpe asserted that Jones has created a toxic culture where coaches are unable to perform their roles effectively, as Jones assumes multiple coaching responsibilities, serving as the offensive coordinator, defensive coordinator, and even the position coach. This, according to Sharpe, is the root cause of the team’s struggles.
