Jerry Jones is not your typical NFL owner.
The Dallas Cowboys owner enjoyed an eye-opening arrival to the team's practice facility on Wednesday afternoon, flying in via helicopter and landing directly on the field.
The Cowboys were forced to briefly clear the field in order to make space for Jones's helicopter to land, and quarterback Dak Prescott could even be seen feigning throwing a pass to the 81-year-old as the chopper touched down.
Who needs a parking spot when you own the facility?
#Cowboys owner Jerry Jones showed up to practice today with his helicopter just landing on the practice field.
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 2, 2024
Dak Prescott faked throwing a pass to him.
(🎥 @BKSpxshooter11)pic.twitter.com/AzEubMko3q
The helicopter features the team's logo on the tail rotor, and is colored in Cowboys' white and blue. It touched down along one of the sidelines, after which Jones got out and greeted the team with a big smile on his face, seemingly pleased with his dramatic entrance.
Jerry Jones helicopters in during warmups for #Cowboys practice on Wednesday.
— Patrik [No C] Walker (@VoiceOfTheStar) October 2, 2024
That’s a first for me. pic.twitter.com/yklB3bczmi
The Cowboys (2–2) are coming off a 20–16 win over the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football and are gearing up for their Week 5 tilt against the Pittsburgh Steelers, another primetime game set to be played on Sunday night.
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This article was originally published on www.si.com as Jerry Jones Interrupts Cowboys Practice by Landing Helicopter on Field.
