MOBILE, Ala. — It was kind of appropriate that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones held court on Wednesday in the lobby of the Battle House Renaissance, which stands on the site of military headquarters established by Andrew Jackson during the War of 1812 but is best known being a haunted house with ghostly occurrences that have supposedly happened within the walls.
Jones is haunted by the Cowboys’ 19-12 season-ending loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Divisional Playoffs, extending the gap to 27 season since the franchise’s last Super Bowl title in 1995.
Jones, however, sounded more like the late Michael Jackson as he pointed to the Cowboys and themselves needing to look at the man in the mirror and make changes necessary for 2023 if they want to make the Super Bowl more than ghostly dream.
