The Cowboys are neither here nor there for me, so here's my outsider's view on the matter. The way I see it is that Jerry Jones fits in a class with Al Davis and George Steinbrenner. All three are owners that have the following: 1) Past championships 2) Incredibly well developed brands 3) A stranglehold on respective markets and revenues 4) An ego too big to realize that they should be on the business end of the organization, not the operations end 5) A steadily declining ability to understand the dynamics of team play over throwing money at individuals When an organization fails, it is only right to start at the top when looking for a reason. Unfortunately, just as things go in the corporate world, and increasingly in our culture in general, Jerry and his personally chosen cadre of yes-men will probably fire the kid who drives the golf cart and fills the Gatorade buckets before they'll take a look at themselves and how things are being run from the top down. For those of you who are Cowboys and/or Yankees fans, I hope those $40,000 seat licenses, $1,500 per seat per game tickets, and $12 beers are worth it (Raiders excluded from this because they still play in the Oakland Mausoleum)