Jerry Jones to Have Lunch with LB Shaq Leonard, Not Surprised by Eagles’ Interest
Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones revealed that he will be having lunch with former Indianapolis Colts All-Pro linebacker Shaquille Leonard, who visited the team on Tuesday. Speaking on his weekly radio segment with 105.3 The Fan’s Shan & RJ, Jones not only praised Leonard’s impressive career but also acknowledged the player’s visit to the team’s medical facility for evaluation.
Jones expressed his admiration for Leonard’s past performances, stating, It’s not real hard to look and see what a player [Leonard has] been. He’s been outstanding during his career. We’ll want to check his health, see where he is currently. In addition to Leonard’s meeting with the Cowboys, the linebacker is also scheduled to visit their fierce rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles. Jones admitted that he wasn’t surprised by the Eagles’ interest, suggesting that Leonard could bring value to several teams in the league.
Jones took the opportunity to commend his own players as well. He specifically highlighted the exceptional play of quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver Daron Bland. Praising Prescott’s recent performances, Jones stated that they were as remarkable as ever, crediting head coach Mike McCarthy for his role in Prescott’s development as a player.
Moreover, Jones applauded Prescott’s personal news, as the quarterback announced that he and his girlfriend are expecting a baby girl. Delighted by the revelation, Jones expressed his happiness for Prescott, emphasizing that no one deserves it more than him.
With Jones’s announcement gathering attention, it is evident that the Cowboys are actively considering ways to strengthen their roster during the offseason. Meanwhile, fans eagerly await updates on Leonard’s potential signing, as well as the milestones in Prescott’s personal life.
As the Cowboys and Eagles vie for Leonard’s services, it remains to be seen which team the linebacker will ultimately choose. The outcome of his decision will undoubtedly impact the upcoming season and shape the dynamics of the NFL.
