It is time for the Dallas Cowboys to undergo a facelift.
Jerry Jones, the owner/general manager/czar of the team, has shown that he is no longer in touch with reality.
Time and again, he makes questionable personnel moves that has and will cost his team dearly (see the lopsided trades for under-used Trey Lance and under-performing Jonathan Mingo), and hires the wrong people for the job (see Mike McCarthy and Mike Zimmer).
He has turned his beloved multi-billion dollar toy, the AT&T Stadium (once renowned for having the largest HD video display boards), into a laughingstock (from debris falling from the ceiling, to its east-west orientation that has allowed sunlight to cause mayhem mostly on his own team).
He is also stubborn enough to double down on criticisms directed at him and simply refuses to listen (see his refusal to put curtains around the stadium to block the sunlight and suggestion to tear down the stadium, to his counter-argument that it is actually a home-field advantage for the Cowboys).
He even threatened people with their jobs for asking fair questions about the poor state of his team (he threatened to fire two radio hosts on a live interview for asking why the Cowboys, to put it fairly, suck).
Not to mention how bad the Cowboys have been playing this season, especially at home.
Jerry, you and the Cowboys have had a great run, especially not long after you bought the team in 1989 when the Cowboys won three Superbowls.
But that was a century ago, and the Cowboys have not been relevant since.
Thanks for the memory, Jerry. But please, embrace the criticism, accept changes, and find someone to pick up the pieces and take over now.
For the sake of those who truly love the Cowboys.
Please.