Jerry Jones is a funny guy! Oh wait. What? He’s serious?! Ummmmm…ohhh. Jones emphasized during a radio interview on KRLD-FM (via ESPNDallas.com) that he thought the 2-3 Cowboys could compete for a championship….This year. GameTimeGirl
NFL: Troy Aikman Says Dallas Fans Go to Games to Be Seen Not to Cheer
Jerry Jones’s new stadium is big and fancy, but it doesn’t necessarily give the Cowboys much of a home-field advantage. That’s the word from Hall of Fame former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman, who says he doesn’t think Dallas fans are the type to loudly cheer their teams but are more the type to go to sporting events as social occasions. Read more after the jump. Shay Marie x Sabrina B.
NFL: Really?! Cowboys To Introduce ‘Jerry Wipes’
Tony Romo was great, but the MVP of the Dallas Cowboys’ opening week win had to be owner Jerry Jones’ personal eyeglass cleaner. Jones has clearly been amused by all the attention, so we should have seen this next step coming. Sabrina B.
NFL: Jerry Jones Reponds To Mathias Kiwanuka
Giants linebacker Mathias Kiwanuka got the ball rolling toward Wednesday’s opener with the Cowboys on Thursday when he fired a shot at Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Sabrina B.
(Video) NFL: Jerry Jones Raps In Papa John’s Commercial
Sabrina B. What in the world?!  Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appears in a commercial for Papa John’s pizza…and he’s rapping. SMH. Jones actually has a pretty decent stake in the company — he acquired six franchises in the Austin, Texas area in 2005 under the “Star Papa” umbrella, and now, there’s this. According to the Austin Business Journal, Star Papa owned 78 such restaurants in Texas with those acquisitions, and had 75 in early 2011, when Jones hosted Super Bowl XLV at Cowboys Stadium. Jones has Papa John’s pizza all over that stadium, and he makes a cut of every slice you buy. Check it out:
NFL: Eli Manning Responds To Jerry Jones ‘Beating The Giants’ Ass’ Comment
Sabrina B. Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles have never won a Super Bowl, but that didn’t stop the quarterback from suggesting the franchise is inching toward a dynasty. Eli Manning has guided the New York Giants to a pair of championships, but has shrugged off the “D” word. Manning told “NFL AM” his immediate focus is to improve on last year’s 9-7 mark.