Jerry Jones has finally broken his silence regarding the Jamie Foxx live video, in which he could be heard talking about one specific player attribute.
Jones offered up a precise size for a player’s manhood.
The video was recorded during a live stream posted by Foxx, who was sitting with Jones watching a Cowboys practice from the owner’s seat high above the field.
“Five-nine and a half, 210 [pounds],” Jones said. “4.41 [40-yard dash]. “Nine and three-inch hands. Eight-and-a-half-inch d***.”
Jerry Jones was obviously unaware that he was being filmed, which is why Foxx immediately ended the live video.
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According to the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys confirmed that the video is real and that it was taken several years ago at their training camp in Oxnard, California.
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Foxx has reportedly visited the training camp on multiple occasions.
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A video surfaced from Cowboys training camp several years ago in which Jerry Jones appears to jokingly refer to the size of a player’s private parts while running down the list of the athlete’s height and weight.
Jerry Jones was asked about the comment during his weekly Tuesday appearance on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas.
“He’s a great friend,” Jones said of Foxx, via Clarence E. Hill Jr. of ALLDLLS.com. “We have had a lot of experience watching players, talking about players, talking about games. It’s just kind of ironic I think when that was supposed to have happened a few years back. But I don’t recall it.”
Jones was unaware that comedian Jamie Foxx was on live at the time.
Foxx has been a periodic visitor to the Cowboys training camp in Oxnard through the years and often watches practice with Jones.
