As Bills and Jets show Jerry Jones what ‘all in’ means, Cowboys owner grapples with team’s uncertain outlook

During his regularly scheduled Tuesday radio interview, Jerry Jones lost his temper and criticized the station hosts.

But the short fuse that left the Dallas Cowboys team owner telling his interrogators that tough questions were “not your job” and he could “get somebody else to ask these questions” arguably overshadowed Jones’ biggest logical fallacy of the morning.

Less than 48 hours after his team’s 47-9 home loss to the Detroit Lions, Jones questioned whether the improvements his fans wanted were even realistic.

“Where are you going to get any players? Seriously,” Jones said on Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan. “Where are you going to go to get any players for the next week against San Francisco?”

Jerry Jones didn’t like getting questioned about the Cowboys’ offseason during his appearance on 105.3 The Fan.

“Your job isn’t to let me to go over all the reasons that I did something… that’s not your job. I’ll get somebody else to ask these questions. I’m not kidding.” pic.twitter.com/Po2LJ8f6cX

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) October 15, 2024

The team owner who doubles as Cowboys general manager had already insisted “reshuffling … is impossible to do at this time of year.”

There was merit to Jones’ argument, just as there has been merit in his defense of the all-in proclamation heard ’round the world. But on Tuesday, the Cowboys’ chief executive picked a faulty day to play victim about how little he could change.

Because as he lamented the inability to rebuild or bolster a roster, and the inaccessibility of finding talent upgrades, the New York Jets and Buffalo Bills were completing deals to acquire just that.

The Jets’ trade for six-time Pro Bowl receiver Davante Adams and the Bills’ for five-time Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper reflect the urgency of AFC East teams desperate to cash in on a Super Bowl window.

The splash moves also reflect a willingness to try something that Cowboys fans are not seeing from their…


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Publish date : 2024-10-16 05:11:38

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