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I watched the first one. Yeah, I got to say very interesting in that. Well done. Yeah, very well done. I think that first episode was a little slow, dramatic. Like, here's Michael Irving. It's like, all right, let's go. But then it got humming along. But I will say, very interesting in that Jerry Jones, and it goes to show you sometimes, you know, when people take a big swing at things.

Oh, sure.

And it goes against the grain, oftentimes it is criticized.

And it is, there are certain people, Jerry Jones is among them, that just

keep his eyes on the prize, takes all the slings and arrows, as they say, and kept moving.

Yeah, true. The guy bought the Cowboys, people were angry. He fired Tom Landry.

People were angry.

He hires Jimmy Johnson.

They lose like for three seasons or whatever, at least two seasons.

Well, yeah, really one season.

89, they were one in 15, his first year.

They started to turn it around in 90.

91, they were a playoff team.

92, they won the Super Bowl. Oh, 88, they still had Tom. Yeah, that was his last year. They went 3 and 13. Yeah. So Jimmy Johnson came in. They were 1 in 15. They make the trade. They started to get pieces in. And in 1990, they started, you could tell they were going to be a good team. Yeah, it was just funny, though, because I'm not even sure, like, today, whether that would fly.

Well... you could tell they were going to be a good team. Yeah, it was just funny, though, because I'm not even sure, like, today, whether that would fly. Well, I mean, it's not flying because they haven't, they don't win playoff games. No, no, I mean, to do what, what Jerry Jones did back then, which is fire Tom Landry, hire a new guy, draft a quarterback, and then go one in whatever. Like, we'd already be looking for the next, the next head coach. Probably true. But again, they did turn it around quickly. So I do think that's part of it. The other thing, then the first thing I thought of is, you know, especially in that first episode when they're starting to lay it out that he's this oil guy.

I didn't realize he really knew nothing about the NFL.

I knew he played at Arkansas and the whole thing with Jimmy Johnson and all that.

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