Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones met with reporters Sunday afternoon, displaying a notably upbeat demeanor following his team's 37-20 triumph over the Washington Commanders. During his post-game interaction, the billionaire team proprietor delivered a memorable and somewhat cryptic declaration.
"Nothing more dangerous than an old man with money," Jones stated, as reported by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "That’s my quote of the day."
The Cowboys' performance marked a significant improvement after a less-than-stellar outing against the New York Giants in Week 1. Quarterback Dak Prescott was a key factor in the victory, throwing four touchdown passes. This achievement allowed Prescott to surpass legendary quarterback Tony Romo, establishing a new franchise record for career touchdown passes with 249.
Prescott's Record-Breaking Performance
In his tenure with the Cowboys, Prescott's 249 touchdown passes now stand as the most in the team's history, exceeding Romo’s previous record of 248. The commanding 37-20 score reflected a strong offensive display, giving the team a much-needed boost early in the season.
Jones Reflects on Early Season Apprehension
Jones openly admitted that facing the press would have been
