Even by NFL standards, Jerry Jones’ latest scandal appears to have been made for the tabloids. Last week, the Dallas Cowboys president and general manager was sued by a 25-year-old woman who claimed Jones was her biological father and paid her mother $375,000 to keep silent. Jones has a long rap for harsh and lewd moments. In pursuing his own sponsorship deal, he ignored the league’s revenue-sharing agreement. Has been photographed with strippers; and held
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Even by NFL standards, Jerry Jones’ recent scandal appears to have been made for the tabloids.
Last week, the president and general manager of the Dallas Cowboys was sued by a 25-year-old woman who claimed Jones was her biological father — who paid her mother $375,000 to keep her silent.
Jones has a long rap for harsh and lewd moments. He fired his Super Bowl champ Jimmy Johnson for not letting Jones control his team’s football decisions; ignored the league’s revenue-sharing deal when seeking his own sponsorship deal; tried to fire NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell ), after a player was suspended for domestic violence; posed for a photo with a stripper; threatened to put any player on the bench who kneels in protest of police brutality during the national anthem; and after an executive allegedly filmed cheerleaders He has been on the payroll for six years after being caught changing clothes in the locker room for six years after taking an “upskirt photo” of Jones’ own daughter in 2015.
But Jones was also hugely successful, making the Cowboys the most valuable sports team in the world (estimated at $6.5 billion).
In Will’s estimation, Jerry Jones is as big a villain as Dan Snyder, the Washington Commander’s owner who is under a sexual harassment investigation and oversees the NFL’s most toxic workplace. The question is, is Jones getting too many passes from fans, players and the press?
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