"I do feed that" - When Jerry Jones admitted to stirring Cowboys QB controversy with Dak Prescott and Tony Romo
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones loves the limelight. The 82-year-old enjoys talking to the media and ensures that he and his team command and captivate attention, regardless of their performances on the court. His desire for publicity is so high that he'd even say things about his players that'd disrupt locker room harmony.
Former Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo turned the chance to play for the team after a fan told him to get in the game.
During a blowout loss to the Eagles, Dallas Cowboys fans began to beg for a former QB to come back and save them.
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Dak Prescott is now injury prone. At his age, it’s not apt to improve much. The Cowboys must look for his heir. | Opinion ...
After Zack Baun forced a fumble, recovered by Reed Blankenship, Blankenship and the defense went into the end zone to attempt ...
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