In his weekly interview with 105.3 The Fan, Jerry said he meant to give Cowboys fans a thumbs up when he "accidentally" gave them the finger.

Jerry Jones rarely fires a coach midseason... or passes up a postgame interview. Brian Schottenheimer, though, had things to say about Matt Eberflus.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones received his fine from the NFL after flashing an obscene gesture during the team's win over the Jets.

Jones received questions Tuesday about that during his weekly radio hit on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. He insisted that was simply a mishap on his part where he was trying to give the Cowboy fans in front of him a thumbs up and point after a late touchdown and simply used the wrong finger.

Whether it's because the money goes to charity or he realized no one believed his alibi, Jones has decided not to fight the league's fine.

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Jones said his obscene gesture toward fans at MetLife Stadium late in a 37-22 victory over the New York Jets was inadvertent and that he intended a "thumbs up" for celebrating Cowboys fans.

Cam Newton called for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys to strike while the iron is hot with Dak Prescott. The former Heisman Trophy winner wanted Jones to fix the Cowboys’ defense ASAP.