Jerry Jones Recounts Bizarre Fan Encounter From Decades Ago
The Dallas Cowboys owner shared a peculiar memory from a past game at Lambeau Field involving a "hefty" Packers fan.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently recounted a peculiar incident from over two decades ago involving a "hefty" Green Bay Packers fan, describing it as one of his most bizarre fan encounters. During a weekly radio appearance on 105.3 FM The Fan, Jones shared the memory from a game at Lambeau Field.
Jones recalled being in a car filled with his grandchildren, who were all very young at the time, after a Cowboys victory in Green Bay. He said a female fan, visibly upset about the game's outcome, ran up to his vehicle. The fan then reportedly pulled down her clothing and pressed her bare buttocks against the car window in the freezing cold, causing her skin to stick to the glass.
"And everybody inside was in awe and couldn't believe it," Jones stated, adding that a "big print" was left on the window as a lasting reminder. He joked that the memory of the incident still remains clear years later.
His son, Stephen Jones, later corroborated the story, recalling being in the car and noting that his mother was seated closest to the window at the time of the encounter. The Cowboys are scheduled to face the Packers again at Lambeau Field this weekend on Sunday Night Football. The team is looking to rebound after a recent loss to the Buccaneers.
