On Tuesday, NFL owners reportedly voted 31-1 to open negotiations on a new contract with commissioner Roger Goodell. The lone dissenting vote: Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones 🤠 A heated exchange ensued, per SethWickersham & DVNJr 😬:
As all 32 NFL owners met and voted to open negotiations for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to obtain a new contract, the voting did not come without a wedge of controversy.
The lone objector to the latest measure involving Goodell was Jones. In his disapproval, the Cowboys’ owner reportedly told Kraft “don’t f --- with me” during the owners-only assembly. While Kraft responded to Jones, saying “excuse me,” Jones doubled down on his stance, saying “don’t mess with me.”
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