When Mike Bacsik of 105.3 The Fan had the nerve to challenge Jones on this, saying "I don't see the similarity between the Cowboys offense and the Rams", the owner fired back with an insult: "That's why you're doing radio and not the coaching".
The exchange began when Jones was asked if he saw the Thursday night game between Los Angeles and Minnesota.
"The quarterback - I remember Goff when he first came in, they moved him along at a little slower pace than Dak got to come in - but I know that we've been just as proud of Dak as those that are Rams fans that are proud of their quarterback".
That Dallas team could roll up yards on the ground, and it was a very efficient offensive team, but at no point were the Cowboys operating like the Rams in terms of having lethal, speedy wide receivers run wide open with a triggerman like Goff whipping the ball into tight windows. "We've done that and have had that feeling in the past". I could give you 31 guesses as to who it is, but you probably only need one of them.
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Those similarities are hard to see at this time, Jones was told. So when I see them executing in a way that creates the offense they've got, I look at our personnel, I don't have to reach to basically see that. Last year they had Austin and we have Austin this year. "I'm just saying that I can look at a team like the Rams and not think, 'Oh, but for some day we might have that kind of team.' I don't see it that far".
At least one team - or one team's owner anyway - believes it now can replicate what the Rams did on offense.
"I didn't say that", Jones said. You asked me for when I see the Rams do I see the Cowboys doing something and you're going to take that all the way to 35 points a game and that's what I'm going to read about tomorrow.
By Friday morning, Jones - whose team is among the league's worst offensive squads - was on the radio making an absurd claim while slamming the radio host who dared to disagree. "You're absolutely right I'm frustrated with that question because you're putting it in my mouth and I didn't say that". The Rams and Cowboys are not even in the same stratosphere this early in the season.
