Dez Bryant spent eight seasons with the Dallas Cowboys and still follows the team closely. Therefore, any criticism he directs at ownership should carry weight.

On Sunday evening, Bryant took to social media to share his feelings. The former wideout just watched Dan Quinn earn a postseason win in his first try with the Washington Commanders.

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Bryant praised Quinn’s ability to turn the team around in just one season before setting his sights on Dallas. According to him, they will not be able to overcome rock bottom until winning becomes their top priority.

This isn’t the first time Bryant has called Jones. It also put him on edge during contract negotiations with CeeDee Lamb, particularly when Jones said he had “no urgency” to make a deal.

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Bryant accused Jones of not focusing on winning at the time either, saying, “Winning can’t be in the vocabulary.”

Jones has never shied away from praising the way he leads his team. He claimed that no one could do the job better than him and has ignored criticism for years.

While it’s hard to disagree with Bryant’s assessment, it’s even harder to imagine Jones finally listening to reason.

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