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Jerry Jones calls Cowboys' TNF loss to Buccaneers 'extraordinarily disappointing'

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed deep frustration after his team suffered a stunning 24-16 home loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 5’s Thursday Night Football showdown. The defeat marked the first win of the season for the Bucs, who capitalized on a late-game interception by Alex Anzalone to secure the victory.

Jones, visibly shaken during the game, left early amid mounting concerns over the Cowboys’ defensive struggles and offensive execution, including a costly turnover by quarterback Dak Prescott in the final minutes. The loss dropped Dallas below the .500 mark and underscored the team’s recent inability to sustain momentum, despite Jones’ long history of success with the franchise, including Super Bowl wins in the 1990s.

The Bucs’ dominant performance exposed vulnerabilities in Dallas’ defense, which failed to contain Tampa Bay’s offense despite the Cowboys’ star power and home-field advantage at AT&T Stadium.

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