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Cowboys Owner Prioritizes Marketing Over Super Bowl Wins in Netflix Doc
26 Aug
Summary
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones emphasizes marketing and money-making over winning Super Bowls
- Star player Micah Parsons appears disinterested, sparking contract dispute
- Joe Burrow believes he's the best QB, while Saquon Barkley doubts his own talent supremacy
According to a recent news article, the focus of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appears to be on marketing and increasing the team's value rather than winning Super Bowls. This is evident from Jones' new Netflix documentary, "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys," which emphasizes his marketing background and the team's $12.8 billion valuation.
The article also highlights the ongoing contract dispute between the Cowboys and star player Micah Parsons. Parsons' disinterested behavior during the team's preseason finale, including lying on a medical table and making a "call me" gesture to a fan, suggests he is pushing for a trade or a lucrative contract extension. However, the article suggests that Jones is likely to keep Parsons, as the player's ability to generate sacks, attention, and revenue aligns with the owner's priorities.
Additionally, the article discusses comments made by other NFL stars. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow believes he is the best player at his position, while New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley is unsure if he is the most talented at his position, with the article suggesting that Barkley remains the most talented running back in the league.
