00:00Jerry Jones is 83 years old.
00:0283 years old.
00:03And I'm sure he's very vibrant at 83.
00:05No problem with that.
00:07Jerry Jones said yesterday that his main focus and goal, do we have it?
00:11We have it.
00:12I'll let you hear it.
00:13You tell me for yourself.
00:14Here's Jerry Jones.
00:15Go ahead.
00:15My goal in life is to retire as the owner that won the most Super Bowls.
00:23Sorry?
00:24That's my goal.
00:26Okay.
00:27To be retired in the NFL as the owner.
00:30That won the most Super Bowls.
00:32By the way.
00:32We've got three.
00:33How many more do I have to go?
00:35Everybody needs goals.
00:36Even as a billionaire, you got goals, man.
00:38You don't just stop striving and thriving.
00:41So I did some research.
00:42It's what I do.
00:43That way I'm always informed with an opinion, Tyrone.
00:45There you go.
00:46Jerry Jones wants to retire with the most Super Bowls of any owner.
00:50Okay.
00:51All right.
00:51Great goal.
00:52Jerry Jones, although it's been 30 years since they've been to a Super Bowl, has three.
00:57Yes.
00:57All right.
00:58Obviously, you know, the Michael Irvin, Emmitt Smith, Troy Aikman, Dallas Cowboys.
01:04He's got three.
01:05He did 90s.
01:06He had three in the first, I think, eight years that he owned the team.
01:09Right.
01:10Right.
01:10Jerry Jones, Jimmy Johnson's got a couple and Barry Switzer has one.
01:13Has the one.
01:14Yeah.
01:14All right.
01:14So great goal, meaning he's got three.
01:18Got three.
01:18So I did a little research.
01:19Okay.
01:19Robert Kraft has six.
01:21Ugh.
01:22So Jerry Jones has to win four more Super Bowls as owner of the Cowboys without the Patriots
01:29winning any.
01:31Right.
01:31Let's just assume the Patriots don't win one.
01:33Okay.
01:33That's fine.
01:34Very hard to win a Super Bowl.
01:35Well, the Cowboys haven't won in 30 years.
01:4030 years.
01:41And now he's going to win four more.
01:44Yeah.
01:44And it's time to turn the team over.
01:46It just is.
01:47Is it not?
01:47It's time.
01:48And I feel bad for Jerry a little bit because I understand he probably doesn't feel 83.
01:53I bet you in his mind he's in his 50s.
01:56I doubt he feels like he's 20, but I bet you.
01:58But unfortunately, when you get to the eights, danger lurks around every turn.
02:04That's right.
02:05Every stairwell, every stoop, every curb.
02:09He's on every wet spot on his yacht.
02:11Like you go out on the deck of the yacht and it's slippery.
02:13That's right.
02:14Like it's around every curve.
02:15Every shower.
02:16Right.
02:17Every massage.
02:19Everything.
02:19Every sexual encounter.
02:21Right.
02:21Like time is not on your side.
02:24And let's give him to where he turned.
02:26Let's say he's able to still be sharp to 93 years old, which I think is generous.
02:31But let's give him 10 years.
02:33Sure.
02:33Why not?
02:34What are the odds that anybody in the NFL, regardless of the franchises, are going to
02:38win four in the next 10 years?
02:41Highly unlikely.
02:41Any team.
02:42That's right.
02:42I mean, you saw that the Chiefs were on the most dominant run maybe we've ever seen as
02:46far as making the conference championship game of the year.
02:48They won three.
02:49Correct.
02:50To win four more.
02:51Yeah.
02:52In 10 years.
02:53Not going to happen.
02:54Which is why I think that's the moment where he crossed the line.
02:56Yeah.
02:56To the wrong side.
02:58You know.
02:58Yeah.
02:59And this is where, Steven, I know you love your father.
03:02Maybe you talk to him and say, Dad, what we have to do is under promise, over deliver.
03:06Here's the problem.
03:07When you are the offspring of a billionaire.
03:11Yeah.
03:12And you've never done anything on your own.
03:15That's true.
03:15He didn't go in a private sector.
03:16He went right with the team.
03:18By the way, even if your father funds it, that's fine.
03:21Right.
03:21Like, if you went out and started a restaurant chain, if you went out and, you know, started
03:25a business.
03:25That's what means something different.
03:26Right?
03:26That's different.
03:27But then, you know, we appreciate that.
03:29We respect that.
03:30Of course.
03:30And yet, so what?
03:31You use your family money to do it.
03:32But you did it.
03:32But you did it.
03:33Right.
03:33You put the work in.
03:34Right.
03:34The problem with a lot of heirs to billionaire fortunes is that they don't do anything.
03:40Right.
03:40They just, you know, get a job with their dad's company.
03:43And they're a vice president from Jump Street.
03:46Right.
03:46And, you know, they were born on third base.
03:49They win the DNA lottery.
03:50So they have no true life experience to be a leader.
03:53Right.
03:54A leader of men and women and a company.
03:56So Stephen Jones doesn't have the ability to say to his dad, dad, it's time to step down.
04:02I got this.
04:03Right.
04:03He's never done anything.
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