Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been overseeing the NFL’s most consistently mediocre franchise for the better part of the past 30 years.
His beloved Cowboys have not won a Super Bowl since 1995, which was also the last time they played in a Super Bowl.
Their NFC Championship Game drought, which also goes back to that same season, is the longest in the NFC.
They have won just five playoff games over that stretch.
Despite that lack of success, Jones has been making every big move that he can in an effort to get his team back over the hump and back to a Super Bowl level. The results are not following, and he started to show some visible frustration at the end of his team’s stunning 24-16 loss to the previously winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday night.
Jerry Jones shows visible frustration as Cowboys again fail to deliver results
When Tampa Bay’s Alex Anzalone pulled in a game-deciding interception in the final minutes, the Amazon cameras caught an obviously frustrated Jones slamming the counter in front of him in his owner’s box.
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