This season, the Dallas Cowboys have suffered a number of home losses, but the most recent one—a 47-9 thumping by the Detroit Lions—had Jerry Jones feeling special.
He wasn’t in the best of moods because it was his eighty-second birthday. During his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday morning, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed that sentiment by going on a tirade about how he would fire the radio hosts for challenging him. “This job is not yours. Allowing me to explain why I did something and my regrets is not your responsibility. You don’t do that. Men, I’ll get someone else to pose these queries. “I’m serious,” he said to hosts RJ Choppy and Shan Shariff during his weekly appearance. The radio DJs are now taking revenge on the Cowboys owner for his actions after a few days have passed.
Radio personality Bobby Belt claimed on Thursday’s episode of “Shan & RJ” on 105.3 The Fan that Jones’ needless tirade about the Cowboys’ lack of offseason moves made him appear like “a little man,” while co-host Shan Shariff claimed the owner suffered a significant loss by “threatening” their livelihood.
