Jerry Jones: NFLPA 'shooting volleys' comparing owner and player punishment

In response to the NFL's appeal of Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson's six-game suspension, the NFLPA provided a list of owners who received, at worst, mild punishment for alleged misconduct.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is reportedly one of the names included on the list, and he shared his thoughts about the NFLPA's tactics in an exclusive interview with Clarence E. Hill Jr. of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

"It would be like walking down to the courthouse and saying, 'you didn't give that guy that much' and not take into account what the action was or the circumstances behind it," Jones said. "That's called shooting volleys. That's just shooting stuff over your back. That's the way I look at it when you see something like that."