Jerry Jones blasts Cowboys' late-game collapse against Ravens
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed outrage over the team's loss to the Ravens, criticizing the final drive and Dak Prescott's decision-making.
Jerry Jones condemned the Cowboys' performance in a 31-28 loss to the Ravens in Rio, insisting there is no acceptable excuse for the defeat. He focused on Dak Prescott's decision to throw the ball away on third-and-goal with 14 seconds remaining, even though George Pickens was uncovered near the pylon. A prior pass-interference call had given Dallas a first-and-goal at the 2-yard line, but a false start and a missed fade to Pickens pushed them back.
After a brief tie on a field goal, the Ravens secured the win with a last-second field goal. Jones vowed a detailed evaluation to prevent similar errors as the Cowboys travel to Houston to play the winless Texans.
Why it matters
The owner’s criticism signals possible changes in strategy for a high-profile NFL franchise.
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