NFL: The Mastermind Jerry Jones

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has saved the Cowboys season by trading for Detroit Lions wide receiver Roy Williams. In the wake of the Adam "Pacman" Jones four-game minimum suspension by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Tony Romo's broken pinkie, running back Felix Jones' hamstring injury and punter Mat McBriar's fractured leg, Jerry Jones has decided the 'Boys need another weapon on offense. Apparently the g.m./owner believes putting more points on the board is the way to win the Lombardi Trophy. Watching the Cowboys this year, the offense has struggled at times, but Dallas has some larger issues on defense. Jerry Jones, the genius g.m./owner, has chosen to ignore the Cowboys weaknesses on the defensive side of the ball and get another wide receiver. The Cowboys have some real question marks in the secondary. Pacman was struggling at cornerback, and his suspension may be a blessing in disguise for the Cowboys, but is Jerry Jones aware that you have to stop the opposition from scoring?