Recent social media photos have sparked interest as Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was seen posing with a woman at Inwood Tavern in Texas. The images, which quickly went viral after being shared online, show Jones alongside a blonde woman who took selfies with the NFL team owner during his weekend outing.
Internet sleuths have identified the woman as Jessica Jane Farrow, who works as a Real Estate Manager at Vuori Clothing. According to information available online, Farrow maintains a private Instagram account where she expresses interests in books, real estate, philanthropy, fashion, and wellness among other pursuits. The photos have generated significant attention across social media platforms since appearing on May 24, 2025.
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Jerry Jones Had A Disappointing Week
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones faced setbacks during the recent NFL owners meetings. His team was among 22 franchises that supported banning the Philadelphia Eagles’ popular “tush push” play, but the effort fell short by two votes. The proposal, originally put forward by the Green Bay Packers, needed 24 teams to back it but received only 22 favorable votes with 10 owners opposing.
Jones has been transparent about his mixed feelings regarding the play. He acknowledged being conflicted about whether the “tush push” truly harmed the game’s integrity or if he simply wanted to eliminate a competitive advantage the Eagles currently enjoy.
This unsuccessful attempt to change the rules comes during a week that has already proven challenging for the Cowboys organization. The disappointment at the owners meetings adds to the ongoing tensions within the team, particularly following recent comments Jones made about Micah Parsons’ agent that drew significant criticism from the star defensive player.
A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
