Jones has had many embarrassing soundbites in his career, but his Tuesday meltdown might go down as the worst of them all. The 82-year-old was raked over the coals on social media

The tantrum has dragged the spotlight back to Jones and ESPN's Shannon Sharpe was not a fan of how Jones chose to conduct himself during the interview. In a passionate rant, Sharpe destroyed the Cowboys owner for his words and made it clear he will revel in the disappointments of the franchise until the day Jones is no longer at the helm.

During Tuesday's episode of "First Take," co-host Shannon Sharpe sounded off on Jones, later declaring himself "out" on supporting the NFL 's most powerful owner.

After the Dallas Cowboys lost in blow out fashion to the Detroit Lions, 47-9, tensions were high on a radio show appearance by owner Jerry Jones. The Cowboys president and general manager would seem t

Owner Jerry Jones has been at the helm of the franchise for decades. He’s known for his very hands-on approach to the business and roster, so technically, any faults can be directly traced back to him.

Shannon Sharpe says it was weak for Jerry Jones to threaten to take another person's job over his rant during radio interview.

Shannon Sharpe has had enough of Jerry Jones. The ESPN analyst, a former three-time Super Bowl champion tight end, accused the Jones of abusing his power as owner of the Cowboys after he appeared to threaten the jobs of two Dallas Radio hosts, who asked about criticisms that he didn’t make enough offseason moves.

Shannon Sharpe doesn't like at all how Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reacted to a simple question and threatened an interviewer's job.