Robert Griffin III Calls Out Jerry Jones For 'All-In' Comments Made This Offseason

After a tragic playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers last season, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones highlighted the fact that the Cowboys were going to be "all in" during the spring and summer when it comes to assembling a Super Bowl contending roster, and Robert Griffin III does not believe Jones and the Cowboys honored the statement by any means.

While being interviewed by Yahoo Sports , Griffin was asked about his thoughts surrounding the Cowboys this year, as the season nears, and he didn't mince words.

Jerry Jones came into the off-season, did an interview, and said we're all-in, and they didn't make all-in moves. Half their offensive line was taken through free agency; they lost Tony Pollard , they lost Stephon Gilmore , and they didn't make any ground-shattering moves that made you feel like they're all in." Griffin said.

He did bring up the fact that he does hope they surpass expectations and silence the doubters, but Griffin makes some valid points.

The Cowboys have not improved in many aspects, and they just lost one of their top corners, DaRon Bland , for the first half of the season due to injury, which makes them even more depleted.

If Dallas is going to compete in the NFC, it will be on the backs of Dak Prescott , CeeDee Lamb , and Micah Parsons , who are the superstars of squad.

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