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Jerry Jones Makes his Stance on Vaccinations Clear

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones didn't hold back when talking about his team's lackluster performance against the Broncos on Sunday

EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - NOVEMBER 04: Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones prior to the National Football League game between the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys on November 4, 2019 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. (Photo by Rich Graes fourthsle/Icon Sportswire)

It’s Jerry’s World, and we’re all just living in it. Jones is continuing to speak about the vaccine, which he did during his weekly interview with 105.9 The Fan on Tuesday. The Dallas Cowboys billionaire owner emphasized that he wants the Cowboys to be an example of teamwork in the NFL and in society as a whole. That means getting vaccinated.

Via the Dallas Morning News:

“I don’t really say anything here. To me, this is a team game. We rely on each other to play. We rely on each other to win. We have to have each other. There’s 11 guys out there at any one time to be trite about it. And you have to count on the other guy being available. And you certainly don’t want to be doing anything that causes your teammates to not be available. All of that comes to the same conclusion as far as what you agreed to be as far as a player, be a part of a team.”

Usually it’s Jerry who is the crazy one, but clearly not when it comes to getting vaccinated.

Love Jerry taking a leadership role..


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