Jerry Jones Admits A Romo Mistake
Jerry Jones sat down for a "state of the Cowboys" recently and there were some positives in his comments, but there also was huge negative.
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Jerry Jones sat down for a "state of the Cowboys" recently and there were some positives in his comments, but there also was huge negative.
When informed that his team would be opening the 2012 season against the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys' Owner Jerry Jones said "I got chills."
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The Cowboys will lose $10 million in salary cap space that can be stretched over the next two years because of violations for front-loading contracts during the 2010 uncapped year,
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Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones was busy scouting new talent at the Senior Bowl in Alabama and let a few choice words fly about some of his Cowboys.
"I thought Romo was competing at a level that would've given us that opportunity, but the rest of us need to play better," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said.
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"The one that should get the most heat is the one that ultimately makes the decisions, period, with the Dallas Cowboys. And that's me." said Jones.
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