Calls for Mount to resign Jerry Jones on his birthday as Cowboys Nation calls for new GM

It seems that fans are not having a nice birthday Jerry Jones. The billionaire has made a name for himself across the NFL; world, but it seems his time has come to say goodbye. Many fans have called for him to step down as general manager, and it appears that these demands are reaching a fever pitch despite his birthday.

For those unaware, Jerry Jones turned 82 today, which means he has been managing the Dallas Cowboys for more than 35 years now. Woah! That's actually pretty impressive. Over the years the guy has made good judgments, but it seems like his decisions become unreliable over time. The Cowboys have been poorly managed for the last three to four seasons, which is why the team is unable to reach its full potential. Fans believe the team can be great again when Jones steps down as GM.

Therefore, the hashtag #FireJerrytheGM is trending on X and has a lot of comments from fans there. One of the fans even suggested that Jerry get a new GM. “Get a new GM as a birthday present.” In addition to comments, some fans used the hashtag in their tweets simply to show their support for this movement. “#FireJerryTheGM“.

Aside from these topics, supporters began making personal comments about the millionaire and his role as general manager.

Fans say Jerry Jones should retire and stay home.

So! That is exactly the situation. Angry fans took personal shots in their tweets. They really want Jones to retire, but not just from his position as general manager. In fact, they want him to retire from all of his positions with the Dallas Cowboys, including ownership. One such tweet said: “Retire, enjoy life and hire a real GM.”

That being said, some fans have started counting down the remaining years until Jones retires. That's what they said with this birthday; The team is also a year closer to Jerry Jones stepping down as president. “We are one year closer to his retirement as owner, president and general manager.”

Some fans witnessed the event and found the situation hilarious, to say the least. “It's still his birthday #firejerrythegm” The fact that Jones himself is being ridiculed on his birthday is not only funny, but a talking point that the Cowboys need to consider. This shows the extent of the enmity the man has created among NFL fans.

How do you assess the situation? Is it funny or sad that people make harsh comments about the millionaire even on his birthday?