Dallas Cowboys: Jerry Jones, owner of Cowboys, about quarterback Dak Prescott: "He's young and he's going to be expanded"

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spent his regular radio show on Tuesday morning and talks about another loss, the latest on the 28-14 Monday night football at home in Tennessee.

He always supported third-year quarterback Dak Prescott, even though the offense was in full swing and the team had dropped to 3-5. But that day, he pushed his Dak Backing to another level.

"Dak is the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys," said Jones on 105.3 The Fan [KRLD-FM]. "He is young and he will be lying."

Jones does not need to make that decision now, let alone publicly declare it. He and the rest of the Cowboy decision makers might decide if they want to negotiate what should be a $ 100 million long-term contract with Prescott because of the current pace of shifts.

Both parties can begin to negotiate an extension after this season, although this is not mandatory. Prescott is under contract until 2019.

The Prescott play going back to last season has brought other people to wonder if he should be the quarterback of the franchise, but Jones has not hesitated. This support comes after Prescott launched an interception in the double-sided goal zone on Monday and lost an expensive fumble. The attack by the pass had a hard time getting into the track.

"He is quite capable," said Jones about Prescott, "of watching the situation last night, watching a pitch as he did in the bottom of the end zone for the first time. interception … look at this and take it on the practice field and learn from that for the next ball game. "

Jones also said that one should not expect major changes in coaching or staff as the team was preparing to play Sunday in Philadelphia a short week. He noted the changes that took place over the past week with the addition of receiver Amari Cooper and the referral of offensive line coach Paul Alexander, and said that this team could play better.

"I want to emphasize this, what bothers me in life is how we played, more, if you like, than 3-5," he said. "To win games we have to play better at every stage of the game … I strongly believe we can play better, we can play better with our staff, we can play better individually, I think we will play better. ..

"This is not the time to change concepts or change philosophy."

Jones said that despite the veneer publicly posted by Jason Garrett, the head coach is fully aware of what Dallas faces.

"It would be a complete robot not to understand that we have a lot of work to do," said Jones. "He will judge that it's the best way to queue here and play the game this week."