Jerry Jones Admits To Pulling For Redskins Over Giants
"We couldn't believe it - but we were hoping they would get the job done" said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones when asked if he was rooting for the Redskins to beat the Giants on Monday night.
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"We couldn't believe it - but we were hoping they would get the job done" said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones when asked if he was rooting for the Redskins to beat the Giants on Monday night.
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