Jerry Jones: No explanation for end of Ravens loss that you're satisfied with
The Cowboys' chances of winning Sunday's game against the Ravens in Brazil unraveled in the final seconds of the fourth quarter.
The Dallas Cowboys faced a heartbreaking loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, as the game ended in the final seconds of the fourth quarter. The team's chances of victory fell apart after utilizing their final timeout following a brief run by quarterback Dak Prescott on second down from the 5-yard line. Quarterback Dak Prescott and head coach Brian Schottenheimer acknowledged that Prescott threw the ball away, seemingly intentionally, after Pickens became free in the end zone.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addressed the sequence during an interview on 105.3 The Fan, stating that there's no explanation that satisfies anyone. He emphasized that the team made mistakes during that time and there's no way to retrieve what happened. Jones stated that the team must learn from these mistakes and improve moving forward, even if they try to dismiss the incident.
The handling of the subsequent kickoff, which resulted in a touchback with no time lost, also lacked a satisfactory rationale, contributing to the overall dissatisfaction with the loss.
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