The Dallas Cowboys, once again, fell short of the postseason in 2025, notching a record of 7-10. And although the Cowboys dealt with a slew of injuries throughout the course of the season, it was apparent that a change needed to occur.
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Jerry Jones' Response to Fans Makes Social Media Erupt
Cowboys fans haven't been pleased for years, as their continues to be one of the biggest disappointments year-in and year-out. When asked about the disdain that many fans currently have toward the direction of the organization, Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones had an .... interesting answer.
"There's a very low percentage of this that is smiles and GLORY HOLES. Very low percentage," Jones told reporters on Monday.
No way: Jerry Jones on how the reaction of #Cowboys fans makes him feel:
"There's a very low percentage of this that is smiles and GLORY HOLES. Very low percentage."
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) January 27, 2025
The only thing more interesting than Jones' response, was the reactions to the quote on social media.
"What the f**k is he talking about?" one confused said on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"I was gonna say CTE but I just think he's mentally challenged," another person added.
Brian Schottenheimer Introduced as Cowboys Head Coach
With a chance for a fresh start, Cowboys fans were hoping to get one of the more coveted coaches during this hiring cycle. But instead of landing a Ben Johnson, Aaron Glenn, or even Kliff Kingsbury, the Cowboys are nearing a deal to make their offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer their new head man.
The decision to make Schottenheimer the Cowboys' new head coach for many, was a head-scratcher. Especially, because he has no experience as a head coach and the franchise is dying to get back into playoff contention. During Schottenheimer's introductory press conference on Monday, Cowboys' owner Jerry Jones acknowledged that the hiring was a "big risk."
"I know that Shotty is no stranger to these guys (players). I know he's no stranger to this building. I get my proverbial ass kicked over needing people in my comfort zone. Without this thing being about me in any way, if you don't think I can't operate out of my comfort zone, you're so wrong it's unbelievable," Jones said.
"This is as big a risk as you can take. As big a risk as you can take. No head-coaching experience."
