Jerry Jones enjoyed his trip to MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys owner was in the stands to watch his banged up team secure their second win of the 2025 NFL season against the struggling New York Jets.
Jones enjoyed what he saw as the Cowboys downed the Jets on SundayGettyWith a makeshift O-line missing four starters, and a unit also without star wideout CeeDee Lamb once more, Dak Prescott stepped up with four touchdowns to lead his team to a 37-22 victory.
Running back Javonte Williams added 135 yards and a touchdown on the ground, as the Cowboys cruised past the dismal 0-5 Jets.
And it’s fair to say Jones, who was recently humiliated over his $188m Micah Parsons trade, loved what he saw from his box.
Jones trolls Jets fans amid blowout win
The owner of ‘America’s Team’ appeared to throw up a middle finger as he engaged in a back-and-forth with a number of Jets fans who had spotted him at MetLife Stadium.
Footage shared on social media showed Jones pointing, smiling and waving after trolling those sitting below him.
His behavior split opinion, and soon went viral.
“Honestly, he should do this more often. I like savage Jerry,” one fan wrote on X.
“Wow, something Jerry did I actually support?! That’s gotta be a first,” another said.
“I’m no Jerry Jones or Cowboys fan, but this is funny. You can tell it was all in fun,” a third claimed.
“Sometimes you just gotta love Jerry,” a fourth said.
Jones appeared to flip off Jets fans at MetLife Stadium on Sunday The Cowboys owner was later seen waving and pointing at other crowd membersOthers, though, weren’t so amused.
“Classless, to say the least,” one fan suggested.
“Wow, that is so rude and not good sportsmanship,” another added.
“That’s disgusting….smfh!” a third said.
Prescott tunes out noise as Cowboys win on road
While Jones was making headlines in the stands, with four more TDs against the Jets on Sunday, Cowboys QB Prescott continued his impressive start to the season.
Through five weeks, he has thrown for 1,356 yards, the second most in the league — behind only Los Angeles Rams star Matthew Stafford.
Prescott left the field to ‘MVP’ chants against the Jets following another big gameGettyPrescott’s 10 passing touchdowns are the third-most so far, behind only Jared Goff (12) and Stafford (11).
Following the win in New York, Prescott was greeted with chants of ‘MVP!’ as he left the field.
The NFL’s highest-paid quarterback, though, isn’t fussed about individual accolades.
“I mean, my ears work,” Prescott said, when asked about the shouts.
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“So I heard it, but I didn’t hear it.
“It’s Week 5. I don’t care. I don’t care if it was Week 17. I’ve told y’all what I want to win, the team goals.
“Right now, the success and the continued success is going to happen, (and) it’s just a beneficiary of all the guys in that locker room.”
Prescott’s ‘team first’ mindset is hardly a surprise, as he has long spoken about the need to deliver a Super Bowl.
Prescott has insisted he is more interested in winning the Super Bowl over MVPGettyJust last week, he also admitted he is hoping to match the franchise legacies of Super Bowl winning QBs Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman, rather than his predecessor Tony Romo.
“I understand the players who have come before me and it’s an honor,” he said, per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“But at the end of the day, I want to win games and I want to chase Roger and Troy and the accomplishments they have.”
It’s almost 30 years since the Cowboys’ last Lombardi, while they are the team with the longest drought in the NFC when it comes to the NFC title game.
All 15 other franchises have been to a Conference Championship since the Cowboys last visit, but a big victory against the Jets has put Jones’ team back on track after a rare tie in Week 4.
But Prescott will need to keep stacking wins if the team are to have a chance of making a playoff run this season.
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