Jerry Jones recalls Packers fan mooning his car full of grandchildren

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 20:28 · Archive

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recounted a story from about 25 years ago when a Packers fan mooned his car full of grandchildren outside Lambeau Field.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recounted an encounter from approximately 25 years ago involving a Packers fan at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. Jones was leaving the stadium in a large car with his young grandchildren, who were four or five years old at the time, after the Cowboys had won.

A female Packers fan ran up to the car in distress over the loss. According to Jones's account, she pulled down her clothing and pressed her buttocks against the car window with the children inside. Jones noted the conditions were so cold that the fan's skin stuck to the window, leaving what he described as 'a big print' that remained visible.

Jones shared the story during his regular Tuesday appearance on 105.3 The Fan, a Dallas radio station. He said the visual memory from the incident has stayed with him vividly over the decades. The Cowboys are scheduled to visit the Packers on Sunday.

How it is being reported

• ‘Hefty’ Packers fan mooned me and my grandkids: Jerry JonesCowboys owner Jerry Jones has seen plenty of wild moments in his 84 years of life, but none are like the story he shared Tuesday about a cheeky encounter with a Packers fan.New York Post · 13 Oct, 20:07
• Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recounts Green Bay bare-butt story that left cringeworthy image in his mindJerry Jones recalls a Packers fan mooning his limo full of grandchildren after a Cowboys game at freezing Lambeau Field in a wild NFL memory.Fox News · 13 Oct, 19:39

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