IRVING, Texas – It seems that Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones has heard the criticism of his handling of the backup quarterback position, and he agrees.
As the Cowboys prepare to play their eighth game this season without Tony Romo in the lineup, Jones graded himself on how he prepared for that possibility – and it wasn’t overly flattering.
“I think that we have made a D – if you want to give it that, make it an F – relative to how we have approached the situation if Romo should get hurt,” Jones said Tuesday morning.