Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addresses national anthem stance, says he will listen to players
Until Wednesday, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had not made any public comments since the May 25 death of George Floyd.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addresses national anthem stance, says he will listen to players
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