Former NFL star Ryan Clark has had some harsh words for Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and his recent comments.
As many fans know, the Cowboys have not tasted any success since the glory days of the 1990s and Clark believes that Jones talks like he wants a championship, but really doesn’t because of the things that come out f his mouth.
During a segment on Get Up on ESPN regarding Jones’ statement that he wanted a quarterback controversy between Cooper Rush and Dak Prescott — Clark blasted the owner for saying the most outlandish things that comes to mind.
“It’s like the dude wakes up and says, ‘What’s the most outlandish thing I could say to F up my team this morning.’ And then he just picks something,” Clark said. “[Jerry Jones] don’t like peace. … Jerry Jones walks around like he wants a championship, but he doesn’t. He just wants to be talked about like he wants a championship.”
Clark also implied that Jones is “toxic” for the Cowboys organization.
Staring at an 0-2 hole, Cooper Rush stepped up in Week 2 and led the Cowboys to a win over the Bengals while Prescott recovers from the thumb injury he suffered against the Tampa Bay Bucs.
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The Cowboys will face off against the New York Giants in a Monday Night Football matchup this week.
