Jerry Jones reacts to Cowboys loss; speaks about Coach Garrett's future with team

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones still believes that his team stands a chance to get into National Football League (NFL) playoffs or maybe go till Super Bowl. Cowboys lead NFC East after a 26-15 loss to Buffalo Bills on Thanksgiving Day. y are having a 6-6 recording season with Jason Garrett as ir coach.

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NFL: Jerry Jones’ reaction to Cowboys loss

While speaking to reporters, Jerry Jones said he is looking ahead to ar ball game. He is looking ahead to winning four or five straight games. If y win five straight games, y can write a story that people will talk about. It can show people how it looks when you were down and out, and got it done. He said that every decision that he makes over next month will be to get team in Super Bowl w.

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NFL: Jerry Jones had tears in his eyes

Jones, who had tears in his eyes after loss, said that re won’t be any coaching change. He said that team would have ‘zero chance’ to win a Super Bowl this season without Garrett. Dallas play Chicago next Thursday night. y have games left against Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia and Washington. Cowboys haven’t beaten a team that has a winning record. y are 3-6 since opening season with three consecutive wins (all over teams that currently have two wins each) in what is final year of Garrett’s contract.

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NFL: Jason Witten for Jason Garrett

According to rumours in various US media publications, Cowboys coaxed Jason Witten to come out of retirement and play tight end for 2019 campaign. y are w backing him to potentially become head coach next season.  37-year-old  could become successor to Garrett, who’s likely to depart next offseason.