Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Recounts Bizarre Lambeau Field Encounter

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recounted a peculiar incident from years past involving a Green Bay Packers fan at Lambeau Field. The story, shared during his regular Tuesday appearance on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas-Fort Worth, involves a fan exposing themselves to his vehicle.

Jones recalled the event, which occurred approximately 25 years ago after a Cowboys victory against the Packers. He was traveling with his young grandchildren in a limousine when the incident took place.

"We'd been up to watch Green Bay in Green Bay," Jones said. "It was so cold, and as we left the stadium, we won, as we left the stadium, we were in a long, big car, and I saw this lady headed toward the car... And she comes up beside the car running. She's so upset as a Green Bay fan. And, she was, uh, pretty, hefty."

According to Jones, the fan then turned around and exposed herself to the vehicle's occupants.

"And she turns around and pulls it all down and just plants it right up against the window," Jones stated. "Everybody inside was in horror and couldn't believe it. And then her skin, her skin stuck to the window, it was so cold. And when she pulled away, there was just a big print."

Jones described the experience as having left a lasting, albeit "cringeworthy," image in his mind. He mentioned that about ten to eleven people were in the car with him and that they can still visualize the event today.

The anecdote resurfaced as the Cowboys were scheduled to visit the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night.