Jerry Jones sounds off on Cowboys’ coaching gaffes at end of Week 3 loss in Brazil: ‘We made mistakes’

The Dallas Cowboys coaching staff made several questionable decisions during the final minute of the team's 34-31 loss in Brazil on Sunday, and it's safe to say that Jerry Jones was not happy with what he saw.

During an interview on Tuesday with 105.3 the Fan in Dallas, Jones was asked how he felt about the coaching gaffes at the end of the game and whether the coaching staff offered him an acceptable explanation for why they happened.

"There is no explanation you're satisfied with. None," Jones told 105.3 the Fan in Dallas. "Let's be sure that we all understand that. They [the coaches] don't have one that they're satisfied with."

Jones was specifically asked about Brian Schottenheimer's decision to use a timeout with just 14 seconds left to play in the game. On a second-and-goal from Baltimore's 7-yard line, Dak Prescott scrambled for a 2-yard gain and that's when Dallas used its third and final timeout. With the Cowboys heading into a third down, it was pretty clear they were only going to run one more play, and if that failed, they were going to kick a field goal. Since they were only going to run one more play…

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