Jerry Jones Thinks the Cowboys QB Situation Was as Bad as Broncos

In Jerry’s world, everything is just the way he says it is.  The Dallas Cowboys have had to deal with a ton of injuries this season, especially at the Quarterback position.  Their starter Dak Prescott went down earlier in the season with a brutal  injury, and then their backup had to sit out after a concussion didn’t allow him to play for a few games. They had to go with a  third stringer to start a few games.

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And apparently that situation was just as bad as the Broncos recent QB struggles.

“I don’t know that Denver had any more challenge than we did with DiNucci or young quarterbacks we’ve had,” Jones said.

The Broncos faced the Saints this week without a QB on roster.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to @1053thefan: "I don’t know that Denver had any more challenge than we did with (rookie seventh-rounder Ben) DiNucci or young quarterbacks we’ve had."

Dallas started 4 QBs in 5 games

— Jori Epstein (@JoriEpstein) December 1, 2020

Jerry Jones just threw Ben DiNucci directly under the bus. No one is going to feel bad for Jerry Jones. He’s a billionaire who thinks the world revolves around him and his team.

We get Jerry’s point, but it really doesn’t need to be said.

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