Nope. Jerry Jones is the owner of the stadium and the team, which means he is the one who is responsible for any mishaps. If there are any problems that occur within the organization he should be held reponsible because he is at the very top."We knew how tough it was going to be on our defense with all the weapons they have offensively and how they've been playing," he said. "It was just one of those games where I felt great. I loved our playing.

"I feel there are important societal issues that need to be talked about," he told the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "At the end of the day, we're playing a children's game, and there are legitimate societal issues we need to fix. If that involves me jeopardizing my NFL career, that's a trade I'll make.".Turnovers. Detroit committed the most infractions in an NFL game this season with 16 for 132 yards. The Lions, though, were able to hang around thanks to two Mike Vick interceptions and a botched sho