FRISCO, Texas – With a win under their belt heading into Week 3 in Brazil, Cowboys owner/GM Jerry Jones is optimistic after Dallas' 37-20 showing over the Commanders.
There is still plenty of room for improvement, however, as Jones wants to see his offense run the football better among other things.
Could there be room for some added help on defense as well? That was one of the things Jones discussed on his weekly interview with 105.3 The Fan. Let's jump into some more takeaways from the conversation:
How dangerous is "an old man with money"?
As Jones was walking back to the Cowboys locker room on Sunday night, the first thing he said before reporters began asking questions was "there is nothing more dangerous than an old man with money."
When he said that, was he speaking in a football context and along the same lines of his willingness to make a move to help Dallas' roster?
"Very much, very much," Jones said. "I wouldn't under no circumstance, with that audience, be referring to anything other than a football context."
"I said it out of context, but I'm glad I said it. We were just feeling so good about our win that we were feeling our oats. We say this just right, don't tamper. ...