Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he believes coaching and game-management mistakes cost the Cowboys a win in their 34-31 Week 3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Speaking on his radio show, Jones was asked about what explanations exist for leaving enough time on the clock after a tying field goal, when the Ravens then receive an opportunity to attempt the winning kick.

Jones points to the final sequence after the Cowboys fell behind 31-28. With 23 seconds remaining, Dallas has a first down at the Baltimore 2-yard line, but Dak Prescott throws an incomplete pass into the end zone. After that, Baltimore has time to set up its late-winning field goal.

Fox and Yahoo both report that Jones places responsibility on the coaching staff and emphasizes errors in late-game management rather than attributing the outcome solely to the players’ execution. Across the outlets, the central focus remains the decision-making in the closing minutes and the time left for Baltimore to win.