Jerry Jones Defends Cowboys Amid Losses

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed his frustration following the team's humiliating 47-9 loss to the Detroit Lions, stating he is 'sick' about the performance and firmly defending his offseason decisions. In a heated radio interview, he rejected the idea of firing head coach Mike McCarthy, asserting that in-season coaching changes are typically ineffective, and reiterated that he has no plans to dismiss McCarthy despite the team's disappointing 3-3 record. Jones pushed back against reporters’ questions, emphasizing that they are not in a position to judge the team's decisions. The Cowboys have struggled defensively, ranking low in several key statistics, and their offense is last in rushing yards. Despite the turmoil, Jones acknowledged the need for improvement and the importance of the upcoming bye week to regroup. Quarterback Dak Prescott also took responsibility for the loss, acknowledging the team's need to improve ahead of their next game against the San Francisco 49ers.