AP reports: The Dallas Cowboys' roster is loaded with expensive,
talented players who don't seem to get along. There are legitimate
questions about whether Tony Romo has the mettle to continue the
lineage of Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman. There are more
questions about whether Terrell Owens is part of the problem or
the solution. And Jones insists he's keeping a coaching staff
that's overseen two of the most stunning underachievements in
recent NFL history. How's that for a sales pitch to potential
buyers of the unsold seats and luxury suites to his new $1.1
billion stadium? In a swooning economy, no less. About the only
benefit of the Dallas Cowboys' offseason already being under way
is that Jones has more time to figure out his escape plan. Or, in
the parlance of his previous career, Jones must find a way to turn
this dry hole into a gusher or brace for yet another disappointing
finish in 2009.
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