Terrell Owens Says Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Should ‘Relinquish’ Control, Compares Him to President Trump
Former Dallas Cowboys player Terrell Owens seems to be tired of the way the NFL team is being handled. After the Cowboys lost their first game of the season — with the New York Giants beating them with a score of 28-20 over the weekend — Owens said on the Tuesday, September 15, episode of […]
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens expressed frustration with team owner Jerry Jones after the Cowboys suffered a 28-20 loss to the New York Giants. In an episode of his podcast on September 15, Owens suggested that Jones is misleading fans with a "fantasy" and a "dream," as the team has not won a Super Bowl since 1996.
Despite Jones' successful sales skills, Owens questioned whether he should "relinquish some control" and allow others to take a more active role in the team's management. Owens also criticized Jones, comparing him to President Donald Trump, stating that Jones is more concerned with selling merchandise and maintaining hope among fans rather than focusing on actual wins and losses.
The Cowboys, owned by Jones since 1989, are set to play the Washington Commanders at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, September 20.
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