Jerry Jones Reveals The Most Painful Loss In Dallas Cowboys History

by Larry Leo

August 19, 202511 Comments

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones hasn't won as much as he'd like lately. However, there’s one loss in particular that’s still keeping him up at night...

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jp4lsu•6 months

The biggest loss for the Cowboys was losing Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones not being able to figure out he is an awful general manager

TFH•6 months

Pretty sure it was Jimmy Johnson

MMauler•6 months

Of course, every Cowboys fan thinks that losing Jimmy Johnson was the biggest loss. Mainly because that brought in the era of Jerry Jones as General Manager. For 40 years now, the Dallas Cowboys have had the absolute fricking worst G.M. in all of sports. Although, Mickey Loomis is a close second..

grizzlylongcut•6 months

frick Jerry Jones. All the problems that the Cowboys have right now are due to his utter idiocy.

Black n Gold•6 months

Did he forget about '06 Romo botched hold?

TouchdownTony•6 months

I don't know Jerry. 55-0 at home in 1985 to the bears was brutal.

thermal9221•6 months

He wasn’t owner at the time.

htowntyger•6 months

I was at that game

cypresstiger•6 months

It doesn't say the most painful loss under JJ. The most painful loss in Cowboys history was Superbowl XIII vs the Steelers when Staubach floated a pass to wide open Jackie Smith & he dropped it in the endzone.

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