Daily report;Mike Greenberg refers to the Cowboys as a “cheap franchise” as they don’t pay their players.

Mike Greenberg refers to the Cowboys as a “cheap franchise” as they don’t pay their players.

Owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, makes lofty promises each year before to the start of the season, but supporters soon discover that none of them are realistic.

2024 won’t be any different from previous years since, despite his repeated declarations that he was “all in,” the Cowboys’ roster grew weaker than it was the previous year and might get much weaker after this season due to ongoing contract discussions.The Cowboys last appeared in the football’s biggest game in Super Bowl XXX. Since then, Jerry-Land hasn’t seen any deep playoff runs, not even an NFC Championship appearance.

It’s not as if they don’t have the funds to keep players happy. They recently retained their title of the ‘Most Valuable Sports Franchise’ by becoming the first sports venture to touch the $10 billion evaluation.

Every year before the season begins, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones promises big things in order to end Dallas’ Super Bowl drought, but then fans realize none of those are true. 2024 is not different because even after saying that he was ‘all in’ not once but several times, the Cowboys’ roster got weaker than last season, which may get worse after this year with all the pending contract negotiations.