Jerry Jones’ Monday Mood Post-Cowboys Win

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Jerry Jones appeared enthusiastic on Sunday after the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Washington Commanders with a score of 37-20. The billionaire owner of the NFL team shared a strong sentiment with reporters.

‘Nothing more dangerous than an old man with money,’ he told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Jerry Jones’ comments reflect his dedication to the franchise. His statement could lead one to ponder about the possibilities if the NFL didn’t enforce a salary cap. Jones’ ambition is to reclaim the glory of winning three Super Bowl titles in four years, a feat he achieved in the past.

The Cowboys bounced back impressively after a lackluster performance in Week 1 against the New York Giants. Quarterback Dak Prescott stood out with four touchdown passes, surpassing Tony Romo as the team’s all-time leader in touchdown passes. Prescott now holds 249 touchdown passes over 11 years, edging past Romo’s record by one.

Jones acknowledged the tension of potentially starting the season 0-2, speaking candidly about the situation.

‘I really was worried about what it was going to be like if we did end up 0-2,’ he said, as reported by the team’s website.

Jones expressed concern before the game, showing respect for the coaching talent of the Washington Commanders. Ultimately, this win proved crucial for the team, boosting the morale of players and coaches alike, including Brian Schottenheimer. Jones praised everyone for their dedication and effort.

Dallas is scheduled to face the Baltimore Ravens in Brazil for Week 3. The question remains if the Cowboys can reach the success they experienced in the 1990s. While they are unlikely to mirror those glory days right now, Jones’ vigor contributes positively to the team vibe, inspiring everyone from management to players.

Ryan Gaydos serves as a senior editor for Fox News Digital.