The cowboys Following a “most painful” loss, Jerry Jones Sends a Dangerous Message

Cowpokes’ staggering 48-32 victory misfortune to the Packers on Sunday, January 14, group proprietor and senior supervisor Jerry Jones knew that what every one of the accumulated media — as well as Cattle rustlers Country — needed to know was all how he planned to fix the Ranchers.

Fire Mike McCarthy? Hire Bill Belichick? Dak Prescott for trade?

Unfortunately, before the inquiries could be posed, Jones let anybody close by in on he wouldn’t address those points. Not yet, at any rate.

“I have no considerations on the motivations behind why or anything to do with the training, anything to do with the players,” Jones said. ” This is one of my (greatest) shocks since I have been associated with sports.

So this is, on that degree, I realize how disheartened everyone is.”

In any case, Jones said something that must be viewed as dismal with regards to McCarthy’s future in Dallas.

Due to his expectation of much greater things from the team, he referred to the defeat as the “most painful” he could recall.

“I don’t have, I can’t arrive at back and take a gander at a season finisher misfortune yet this seems like the most ridiculously difficult on the grounds that we as a whole had such extraordinary assumption and we had trust for this group,” Jones said.

” I thought we were adjusted with everything looking good, however it didn’t occur for us.

It’s as new on me right now for all intents and purposes on any other individual.

Yet, I will not get into the tending to of any parts of any piece of it, from the training to the players to what’s around the bend.”