REPORT: Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Has ‘Marvelous’ Reaction To Philadelphia Eagles’ Loss

REPORT: Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Has ‘Marvelous’ Reaction To Philadelphia Eagles’ Loss

Owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, expressed his happiness publicly after watching the Seattle Seahawks upset the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 15. The teams are tied for first place in the NFC East, with both teams having a 10-4 record after the most recent round of games. Philadelphia could have surpassed Dallas in the standings with a victory on Monday following America’s Team’s humiliating loss to the Buffalo Bills in their Sunday matchup. Nevertheless, Jones, along with most of Dallas, was understandably overjoyed when the Seahawks pulled off the incredible 20-17 comeback victory over the Eagles, as it somewhat eased the blow of their loss to the Bills.

But when questioned about his thoughts on the Seahawks-Eagles game, Jones also made sure to praise Drew Lock and company. The millionaire said that he actually loved the blow-out, aside from the fact that their team won in Seattle.

It was fantastic. I saw it all in one sitting. Jones said on Shan & RJ on Audacy’s 105.3 that “I thought I was about to doze off then they made those two exciting plays I couldn’t sleep until 4 in the morning because of the impact it can have in our year.” The Fan via ESPN’s Todd Archer

Here, Jerry Jones was incredibly genuine.The Dallas Cowboys really needed that break, and the football gods smiled on them as they gave exactly what Mike McCarthy’s men were probably praying for.

Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys’ Job Not Yet Over

For now, Jerry Jones’ Dallas Cowboys are still the best team in the NFC East. Dallas, who presently lead the division, may not get the number one pick if they and the Philadelphia Eagles split their final three games.

According to Sporting News, should the Eagles prevail, the difficult tie-breakers would enable them to defeat the Cowboys for the top spot in the NFC East. Philadelphia would have the lead “based on win-loss record against common opponents,” but Dallas is now ahead due to the division’s win-loss record. The Cowboys would be at 9-3 and the Eagles at 10-2.

That being said, the Cowboys will need to pray that the Eagles lose one or both of their final three games in addition to needing to ensure that they win the remaining games.

The Cowboys are now facing a more difficult schedule than the Eagles. In the next three weeks, Dak Prescott and company take on the Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions, two of the best teams in the NFL; Jalen Hurt and Philadelphia play the losing Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants twice.

It’s clear that the Cowboys have their work cut out for them.

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