“What an embarrassment” “Sh*t won’t change until he dies”: NFL fans rip Jerry Jones as Cowboys GM shrugs off 30-year Super Bowl drought question

Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys last won the Vince Lombardi Trophy nearly 30 years ago when Troy Aikman led the franchise to glory in the 1996 Super Bowl. The Cowboys owner was asked about the team's Super Bowl drought on Tuesday.

"One year you can change the drought," Jones said, via 105.3 The Fan. "And then you’re the latest to have gone to the playoffs or gone to the Super Bowl. So, I don’t pay any attention to 30 years this, 20 years that, when I know one good year will change it all and you’d be at the top of the list. “When you start looking at time, it’s easy for me to step up there and say, ‘I can change that next year.’ That’s what you’re wanting to do and that’s what our fans expect me to do, in my mind.”

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Fans shared their reactions to Jones' comments.

"What an embarrassment!!" one fan said. "Bro don’t care because his pockets keep getting bigger and bigger! S*** won’t change until he die man," a fan wrote. "Saying this every year for thirty years is akin to delusion," another fan said.

More fans joined in.

"It's sad this man will die with $ in his hand and 30+ years of caring about it more than winning. That's his legacy," one fan commented. "In his mind, Jerry still believes in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy. When will this organization get rid of his old a*s?" a fan tweeted. "So he's saying he doesn't care about how bad he's been running this team for 30 years? The narcissism is through the roof," another fan commented.

Dallas (6-8) was eliminated from the playoff race following a 34-17 loss to the LA Chargers on Sunday. It was the Cowboys' third consecutive defeat.

Jerry Jones on the Cowboys' elimination

Jerry Jones did not mince words when asked about his team's performance this season.

"Yes, from what we expected, from what we thought, absolutely (underachieved)," Jones said. "We did. We all underachieved. Really."

Jones stressed that it's disappointing not to be in the playoffs, but he believes the team will bounce back. He added that he always looks for positives, which is necessary in planning ahead.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez