Friday, July 17, 2020

The Sports Page -- July 17, 2020

Writing is on the wall. Tea leaves: there was no love lost between the owner and the quarterback. A number of story lines in the screen shot below. I think the bigger question is not being asked: will Dak be the starting quarterback? If so, will he be the starting quarterback at the end of the 2020 - 2021 season?


Excuses: amazing how much time the color commentator made listing excuses for Tiger Woods after an incredibly bad second round: no time to practice -- foundation events; time for his children; bad back; etc. It's very likely that Tiger Woods will miss the cut at the course where he has had a history of incredible rounds and tournament wins. Later: right now he's tied at 65 and inside the cut line. At 3+ he's one off Phil Mickelson at 2+.

NASCAR: 2:00 p.m. CDT, Sunday, NBCSports Network; Texas Motor Speedway. Fourteen hours driving time from Bristol, TN, to Texas Motor Speedway. They raced in Bristol, earlier this week.

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  1. I'm thinking the same thing. Jerry Jones wants another Super Bowl ring. Anything short of that, sayonara.

    And my hunch, someone like Jerry Jones, worth $8 billion and not getting the deal he wants, won't have a lot of enthusiasm or time for Dak.

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  2. Jones ego has done more damage to the Cowboys than any contract. There is a reason owners are not GM's. Most head coaches cant do both effectively

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    1. You are so correct; I came close to writing that myself (except the part about owners/GMs -- I had forgotten that) -- but, yes, Jerry Jones created the environment that ended all contract talks back in March. If you are correct, then Dak Prescott, unfortunately, is collateral damage. He was in a lose-lose situation.

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    2. If nothing else, this story will have legs. This will be a big story this entire 2020-2021 season.

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