Jerry Jones sounds off after upset loss to Packers
He's never one to shy away from speaking his mind.
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The Dallas Cowboys weren't able to earn their 7th win of the season yesterday, falling in upset fashion against the struggling Green Bay Packers in overtime. Green Bay picked up win three, while the Cowboys lost footing in the NFC East thanks to the New York Giants improving to 7-2.
And team owner and general manager Jerry Jones was frank and up front about his impressions of how his team performed on the field yesterday, making it clear that he was frustrated.
“They were able to run the ball better. They were able to stop us more. It was a very disappointing loss,” Jones explained. “We’re rested, had 2 weeks off. Everybody was ready to go. Just couldn’t get it done. It’s very frustrating. We’re healthy. We got our guys out there.”
However, Jones declined to answer whether or not his team would be going after free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., whom has been linked to the Cowboys.
“That’s another subject, with another point," Jones said. "I won’t go there. We really had the players on the field to get the job done tonight”
