“I’m Not Voting for This Anymore” – Jerry Jones Reverses His Decision Regarding Voting on Replays After Recent Controversies on Field

The last couple of game weeks of the NFL were full of thrill and excitement as the fans saw many tight finishes. On the opposite side, injuries and bizarre controversies, marred a few games too. Leave the fans, even the owner of an NFL franchise has seemed to change their way of thinking. Jerry Jones, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Cowboys, introspected his views about the replay system in a podcast before the TNF in NFL 2022-23.

A dreary ‘no-call’ happened in the 2019 playoffs, between the Los Angeles Rams, and the New Orleans Saints. That wrong decision about pass interference changed the dynamics of the match. The importance of reviews and replays was supposed to take the front seat from that day in the NFL. However, still, now that is only an emergency precaution.

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Jerry Jones, the billionaire owner of the Dallas Cowboys, joined Shaan and RJ in their podcast at 105.3, the Fan episode. The discussion on the podcast varied in many topics. Jones talked about the resurgence of the NFC East. However, he talked about his personal decision regarding reviewing controversial calls.

Jerry Jones opens up about his voting process preference regarding replays

The discussion on the podcast varied in many topics. Jones talked about the resurgence of the NFC East. However, he talked about his personal decision regarding reviewing controversial calls. In the same vein, Jones said, “..if you’ve got that sensitive a play, review it. My point is…what is reviewed? What is not?  I voted for replay, I voted against replay about three or four different times in my time in the NFL.”

He further continued, “I’ve seen a time when we would do reviews, and then on Monday when they were reviewed by the NFL, as many as 25% of them that were changed.”

“And, so, I said I’m not voting for this anymore. This is not the way to do it. Then, I reversed ground on it…there is no mandated ‘don’t touch the quarterback,” Jones mentioned in the podcast.

There were speculations that the recent events also affected the outlook of the billionaire. Mishandling of Tua Tagovailoa’s concussion was very unsportsmanlike. Thereafter, the controversial penalty against two good defensive plays raised eyebrows in the NFL world.

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