The emotional mood swings that define Jerry Jones usually peak immediately after a loss, when surrounded by reporters he delivers his take on the state of his Dallas Cowboys. He’s the only owner in the NFL who routinely makes himself available in such moments.
It’s then that he talks about frustrations and failures, and hints at the need for change. Headlines ensue, seemingly more than ever lately about the job security of coach Jason Garrett, who here in his 10th season is still looking for a deep playoff run.
If nothing else, it appears cathartic, like “Jerry from Highland Park” calling into 105.