Here’s why Jerry Jones isn’t the worst owner in sports

Longtime fans of the Dallas Cowboys know the numbers all too well by now. No wins in the divisional round, thus no NFC championship game or Super Bowl appearances since the 1995 season.

If you’re keeping score, that’s 29 seasons, 29 drafts and free agency periods, seven head coaches, hundreds of players and counting.

The only constant throughout all of these past three decades of futility has been the owner, Jerry Jones.

Surprisingly enough, that doesn’t make him the worst owner in major league sports. That honor goes to Dick Monfort, the owner of baseball’s Colorado Rockies.

Just to add a little twist to this saga, I’ve been a fan of the Cowboys since 1968.

I’ve been a fan of the Rockies since their inaugural season in 1993. Colorado is currently on pace to set an MLB record for most losses in a season.

And now you know why I’ve ben so cranky these days.

I have to deal with the two worst owners in sports nearly every day of the year.

It Isn’t Rocket Science

Like Jones, Monfort had money to burn.

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