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Another NFL week has come and gone where the Dallas Cowboys have blown a lead to a team they should have easily handled.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reacted angrily in his luxury suite after his team blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead to lose 33-30 in overtime against the Arizona Cardinals. Cameras captured the 84-year-old slamming a table and shouting in frustration as Dallas dropped to a 3-5 record. Despite the collapse, Jones stated after the game that he will not fire head coach Brian Schottenheimer.
Jones defended Schottenheimer by emphasizing that the loss was a total team failure and noted that other personnel let the head coach down. He also cited regret over firing Wade Phillips mid-season in 2010 as a key reason he will not make an in-season coaching change, as the Cowboys prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts next week.
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