FRISCO, Texas — Jerry Jones said Tuesday that he did not want the Dallas Cowboys to go for the win on fourth-and-goal in the final seconds against the Baltimore Ravens, and that he was thinking about tying the game instead.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones stated he was focused on tying rather than winning late against the Baltimore Ravens. Following a 34-31 loss in Rio de Janeiro, Jones explained on 105.3 The Fan that Dallas aimed to balance winning with preserving a tie before Brandon Aubrey kicked a 23-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining.
However, Ravens kicker Tyler Loop made a 56-yard field goal on the final play to secure Baltimore's victory. While Jones acknowledged the ambiguity of trying to secure a tie, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer stated the team was indeed attempting to take the lead before settling for Aubrey's kick.
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