“If I Can Get That…”: On His 80th Birthday, Billionaire Jerry Jones Asks for the Ultimate Gift Wish

The man behind the Dallas Cowboys’ success, touched a new age milestone. Jerry Jones turned 80 this year, as he journeys around for the NFL season. He might be a controversial figure but remains a true inspiration in the NFL to do business. The billionaire Kingpin had big hopes for his birthday and revealed the gift he hoped to get in Week 6.

Jerry Jones appeared as guest on the 105.3 The Fan’s Shan and RJ show. When queried how he intends to mark his birthday, Jones said the Cowboys gave him after defeating the Rams. However, he would not deny hoping for another when the Blue Star jets off to face the unbeaten Philadelphia Eagles.

Jerry Jones mentioned, “I had my present (last) weekend against the Rams. It was ‘jewelries day’ when we went out there and beat those world champions in that great venue and every place that was special. If I can get that (same gift) up there this weekend. That’s what I wants to do.”

The Owner, Jones, also had some advice for people struggling with middle age. He told everyone in the particular age range. Even at 40, one can have a heck of a time. Jerry Jones is a living example of this.

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Whether or not someone agrees, Jerry Jones is one of the greatest minds to grace his presence in the league. He transformed a money-bleeding team into one of the leading and most wealthy franchises. He has kept the franchise’s position at the top for the past three decades and continues to do so.

Did Jerry Jones handle Dak Prescott’s absence like a pro?

When Dak Prescott got off the game due to a hand injury, many thought it was doomsday for Dallas. The QB1’s injury timeline was supposed to be six to eight weeks, but that was not the case. The Cowboys are four games down and remains triumphant. But there are no signs of Prescott in the mix. So, what was Jones attempting to establish when he said the QB1 would be back in four weeks?

As per PFT’s Mike Florio, One hypothesis is that he thought this would deter the players from giving up on the season. Even if the players assumed Dak would return soon, they still achieved their always-impossible goals. They began this year with high hopes, and it has remained great ever since.

Jerry Jones kept the team on a winning track and is a genius for it.

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