“Freaking fire yourself” “Swallow damn pride”: NFL fans rip Jerry Jones for admitting Cowboys' front-office’s failure leading to 30-year SB drought

Jerry Jones has been at the helm of the Dallas Cowboys since 1989 and it's been 30 years since the franchise last won a Super Bowl. Well, now it'll be 31 years as the Dak Prescott-led team has officially crashed out of the playoffs for the 2025 NFL season after an embarrassing 34-17 loss vs. the Las Vegas Chargers on Sunday.

After the game, Jones spoke to reporters and admitted that the Cowboys management led by him has a role in franchise's three decade long Super Bowl drought. Jones said,

"I'll admit that the Cowboys management has played a big role... But seriously, I'm very disappointed that the way we're structured and my role puts us here tonight. I'm tremendously disappointed."

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Fans latched onto Jones' remark at once and ripped the Cowboys owner in the comments section. One fan wrote,

"Then freaking fire yourself Jerry." Another wrote, "Then swallow your damn pride, you can still be the man, and hire a GM to handle football operations like every other normal team so we can get back to championship football." One X user tweeted, "His life long dream of turning the organization into the Raiders is almost complete" "After 30 years he finally admits he’s a problem," tweeted one more. "Put this man in a nursing home immediately," one more user wrote. "Did Jerry Jones just have a come to Jesus moment? I never thought I'd hear him say anything like this. Knowing's half the battle. Wow," commented another.

Brian Schottenheimer's team has a record of 6-8-1 in the 2025 NFL season.

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Edited by Prasen