Jones didn't have a scheduled media session, but he held court with reporters anyway on Thursday, creating a sizzling new headline: “Jones thinks Cooper Rush can take Dak Prescott's job”.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is out of the hospital and back at home after a car accident in the Victory Park neighborhood.Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is a promoter and on Thursday, promoter Jerry was on full display when he welcomed a quarterback controversy in Dallas.
"This franchise hasn’t won back to back division titles since the 90s, how much do you think about that and how important is it to get off to a good start in the division?" Based on what Jerry is saying, the main thing that could keep Dak out for an extended amount of time, would be if he struggles with his grip.Even if that opportunity did present itself, Cooper Rush, the same backup QB that Jerry Jones cut loose for Andy Dalton two years ago, would have to play well enough to steal starting quarterback duties from his $160 million teammate.
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