YEEEEEEE-HAW!!!! HE IS #&@$*%* CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wait... did someone forget to tell Jerry Jones that Daniel Snyder owns Six Flags? Or is this just his idea of gentle mockery?

I don't think its an Urkel lookalike, but a black version of the crazy dancing old man from the Six Flags commercials. Still, very strange.....

Yet another bad "move" by Jerry Jones.

Is that Romo's leg on the right?

Nope it is Jessica's.

Is that the boogaloo or the funky chicken?

Im going with the funky chicken. So if Randy Moss signs with Dallas does that mean that New England will be in the market for Steve Erkel?

Which one is steve urkel????

Any niners fans out there?? does anyone know if they are looking into any free agents at DL yet, OL, Safety or receiver?

Jerry Jones is gay.

Yeah,we know Jones is a publicity hound,but this is
as odd as he is..what does it relate to?

he should be worry about getting good qb and some better corners for our team get his priority straight for the team

Nice!

Jerry Jones is widely disliked by sports fans around the country, most of whom don't know him at all and practially no one that has achieved what he has in his life. He was born poor in North Little Rock Arkansas and everything he's achieved, he's achieved on his own. He is often criticized for "meddling" in the daily operation of the Cowboys but , on the other hand, no other owner started on a college National Championship team either (University of Arkansas won the Grantland Rice trophy as the nation's number one football team while Jerry started at offensive guard). I attended the University with him and roomed with Loyd Phillips, the Outland Trophy winner his senior year and while me, Loyd, and our other buddies were out having a good time, Jerry was selling insurance, already displaying a work ethic that took him to where he is now. He made his fortune in gas exploration in western Oklahoma and used some of that money to buy the Cowboys. Although I haven't seen him in forty years, he is obviously just as driven to succeed now as he was then and I don't think that's something you can hold against him. He is a self-made made in every sense of the word and because he knows football and loves football and paid for the football team he owns, I believe he has every right to handle the Cowboys however he sees fit. If more people in this country had the work ethic Jerry Jones has, it would be a much better place to live. I've never been to a Dallas Cowboys game in person but I've rooted for them every year since Jerry bought the team because I admire success, I admire a never-quit attitude, and I admire people who have pulled themselves up by their boot-straps and gotten things done on their own. Jerry Jones fits that mold.