Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is already out here declaring his squad will play better in Week 2, even after Sunday night’s disappointing season opener against the New York Giants. That’s some serious confidence for a team that just caught an L right out of the gate.
Jones Doesn’t Sound Too Worried About That Giants Loss
Jones hit up his weekly radio spot on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas and didn’t mince words, per The Athletic’s Jon Machota. “We’re very optimistic that we can play better than we did Sunday night,” he said. It’s a bold take given they just dropped their first game. He definitely thinks there’s another gear for his team to hit.
What Jones Says Is Changing in Dallas
It wasn’t all just optimism. Jones gave the Giants their props, calling them “much improved and well-coached.” But he also made it clear the Cowboys aren’t just shrugging it off. “We have our heads down. We will do some things differently this week,” he added. Sounds like they know they gotta tweak things to get back on track.
So, what’s next for the Cowboys? They’ve got a chance to prove Jones right when they meet the Washington Commanders in Week 2. All eyes will be on them to see if they can actually “do some things differently” and snag their first win of the season.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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