Dallas Cowboys will regret passing on this Special Talent because of Stupidity and Social media Stuff. Jerry needs a GM Next year point blank! This Quarterback can Play POINT BLANK Sanders will become better than what the Dallas Cowboys have now. In 2 or 3 years just watch

Dallas Cowboys Will Regret Passing on This Special Talent Because of Stupidity and Social Media Stuff — Jerry Needs a GM Next Year, Point Blank

 

By Daniel Phillip, Sports Columnist

 

The NFL Draft is supposed to be about talent. It’s supposed to be about building a championship roster by selecting the best players available who can help your team win — not just today, but for the next 5 to 10 years. And yet, year after year, the Dallas Cowboys continue to prove that they’d rather play politics, fall victim to PR-driven decisions, and protect fragile egos than make the hard choices needed to win another Super Bowl.

 

The latest example? Passing on quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

 

Let’s call it what it is: a mistake of epic proportions. The kind of mistake that will come back to haunt this franchise and, more importantly, its fanbase — the most loyal and passionate in all of sports. Shedeur Sanders isn’t just another name in the draft. He’s not some developmental project or flash-in-the-pan college star. This kid can flat-out play. Point blank.

 

A Quarterback with the “It” Factor

 

Say what you want about the Sanders name. Say what you want about Deion’s hype machine at Colorado. The fact remains: Shedeur Sanders has the tools — arm strength, accuracy, vision, leadership, and composure — that translate to the next level. He proved it week in and week out, even behind a shaky offensive line in Boulder. His poise under pressure and football IQ are light years ahead of where most quarterbacks are coming out of college.

 

But instead of recognizing that, the Cowboys let the noise — the social media stuff, the brand, the spotlight — cloud their judgment. Jerry Jones, as he so often does, fell into the trap of perception over production. He let “optics” outweigh actual talent evaluation. Once again, Dallas chose to cling to the status quo rather than plan for a brighter future.

 

Dak Prescott: The Ceiling Is Clear

 

Let’s get one thing straight: Dak Prescott has been good. He’s led the Cowboys to multiple playoff appearances and has put up impressive numbers. But at this point in his career, we know who Dak is — and more importantly, who he’s not. He’s not going to take the Cowboys to the Super Bowl. He’s not going to outduel the Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, or even C.J. Strouds of the world. And deep down, Cowboys fans know that.

 

Prescott is serviceable. Safe. Steady. But you don’t win championships with safe and steady — you win them with difference-makers. Shedeur Sanders has the potential to be just that. In 2 or 3 years, you will see. Mark it down: he’ll be better than what the Cowboys have under center now. Not just marginally — noticeably.

 

The Cowboys Keep Missing the Window

 

Every year, Cowboys fans hear the same thing: “This is our year.” And every year ends in disappointment, in January heartbreak, in that all-too-familiar walk of shame after another failed playoff run. The roster is too talented to waste like this — Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, Trevon Diggs, Tyler Smith. These are elite players in their prime.

 

What they need is a quarterback who can rise above the system, not just run it. Someone who can elevate the team when the moment demands it. Shedeur Sanders has shown he can do that. But Dallas, stuck in their old ways, turned their back on him. Again.

 

Jerry Jones Must Step Aside — Hire a Real GM

 

The blame starts at the top. Jerry Jones, for all his success as a businessman and promoter, has shown over the years that he’s too emotionally tied to this team to make the objective football decisions necessary for long-term success. He plays favorites. He gets swayed by headlines. He lets ego drive decisions instead of data and scouting.

 

It’s time for a change. The Cowboys need a real General Manager — someone who eats, sleeps, and breathes football, not brand building. Someone who can separate hype from substance and build a roster that can win when it matters most.

 

Jerry, you built the stadium. You put the star on the map. But now it’s time to let someone else run the football side of things. The game has passed this front office by — and this draft decision proves it.

 

The Bottom Line

 

The Cowboys will regret passing on Shedeur Sanders. Maybe not this season. Maybe not even next. But give it 2 or 3 years, and this young man will be proving people wrong every Sunday. He’ll thrive in the right system. He’ll grow, he’ll mature, and he’ll flat-out win. Meanwhile, Dallas will still be searching for answers in January.

 

Because talent like Shedeur doesn’t come around often. And when you ignore it for reasons that have nothing to do with football, you don’t just make a mistake — you set your franchise back years.

 

Remember this moment, Cowboys Nation.

 

You passed on a special one.

 

And you’ll pay the price for it.