After Dak Prescott goes off the rails because of a hand injury, Cooper Rush handles America’s Team engine. The franchise has led to 2-1 since Rush took over, and it has been fruitful. The franchise did not place Prescott on IR and is hopeful to have him back. However, Will there be QB competition inside the Blue Star? Jerry Jones has finally opened up on it.

When interviewed by reporters on Thursday, Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones expressed his desire for a QB controversy once Prescott is ready to compete. It could imply that the squad is performing well below Rush’s tutelage.

Jerry Jones mentioned, “Of course, I would. Of course, that means we’ve won. If he comes in and plays as well as Prescott plays — if Rush played that well over these next games ahead, I’d walk to New York to get that.”

But when Jerry Jones appeared on the 105.3 The FAN, the hosts asked him about the QB situation; If he would move on with Rush even if Prescott is back. He mentioned, “No, all it does is tell me that we’re in great shape at the QB position.”

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The Cowboys have two back-to-back wins, courtesy of Cooper Rush. He led the Bengals to a wild 20-17 victory at home. Rush completed 19 of 31 passes for 235 yards, one score, and had no interceptions. He then swept a win over the Giants. Additionally, with Prescott uncertain for Week 4, Cooper Rush could have his third ensuing start.

Jerry Jones reacts to a fan wandering on Walmart on a horse after Cowboys’ win over Bengals

The Cowboys’ win over the Bengals was a delight. It was their first season win, and they had Cooper Rush holding the fort. To commemorate the win, a man donned a Dak Prescott jersey and drove a horse inside a Walmart in Texas. To make the festivity more extravagant, he colored the horse’s mane and tail blue. Jerry Jones replied to the situation by noting that he had ridden a horse indoors before.

During the 103.5 The FAN, Jones mentioned while laughing, “I’ve literally been on a horse inside before and it’s a dicey thing because if that horse gets to slippin’ and slidin’ and kickin’, it’s a mess.” Everything in Texas is bigger, but the festivities are sleek.

America’s Team takes on the Commanders on Sunday at the AT&T Stadium. Who will make the sweep? It is subject to witness.

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