NFL owner Jerry Jones and his new rules get a lot of attention from JJ Watt.

That some Dallas Cowboys fans are angry that the team hasn’t won a Vince Lombardi trophy yet isn’t being kept secret. J.J. Watt, who used to play for the Houston Texans, is one of the people criticizing Jerry Jones and the Cowboys.

What does Jerry Jones, the owner of the Cowboys, advise?

This season, the Dallas Cowboys have three wins and three losses. All three of their losses have been at home in AT&T Stadium, where they have given up 119 points.

JJ Watt told Patt McCaffrey that Jerry Jones’ Crystal Palace is no longer an advantage for the Cowboys because Jones has been working to make the venue a tourist draw instead of a scary place for opponents.

“Various events are taking place. It makes you feel like a freak show in a much bigger circus. Something hundred is happening. That group of dancers is there. There will be a show. As you walk through a hallway that looks like a bar… “The game doesn’t seem like the most important thing that happened that day.”

This season, Jerry Jones put on a show where fans could feel what it’s like to be a player on the field. He did this to try to keep fans who used to go to AT&T Stadium but no longer do.

The last time Dallas made it to the conference final was on January 14, 1996, when they beat the Green Bay Packers 38–27. That win put them in the Super Bowl, where they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 27–17.

According to Watt, the Patriots are not weak.

In other news, JJ Watt was asked about what New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo said about his defense after they lost to Jacksonville last week. Mayo said that Watt’s defense was “soft.”

“They make you sit there and listen to that…” You consider, “Damn, man!” On the contrary, I’m giving this team everything I have. “I’m putting my body at risk, and now you call me soft.”