An NFL analyst has shifted accountability away from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones following the team's disappointing start to the season, arguing that others within the organization must take responsibility for the early struggles.
The commentary comes after the Cowboys' home game against the Green Bay Packers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on September 28, 2025, where Jones was seen observing pregame activities. The analyst, speaking on College Sports Network, stated it is time for "everybody else to take accountability" rather than placing blame solely on the franchise owner.
Jones, who has owned the Cowboys since 1989, has frequently been a focal point of criticism during the team's periods of underperformance. The analyst's remarks suggest that coaching decisions, player execution, and front-office moves beyond Jones' direct control deserve greater scrutiny for the current results.
