Cowboys owner Jerry Jones downplays reported issues with Daniel Snyder

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones shrugged off the notion of a possible rift between him and Commanders owner Daniel Snyder. 

The update on the two owner's relationship comes on the heels of an ESPN report claiming Snyder told an associate he had "dirt" on Jones. 

Snyder also told another associate he had enough information to "blow up" Jones, several other NFL owners, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and asserted "they can’t f--- with me," ESPN reported.

"Anything in that was news to me,'' Jones said during his weekly radio appearance on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas. "I don't have those kinds of problems.''

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Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder, co-owner and co-CEO of the Washington Commanders, pose for a photo on the field during warmups before a NFL football game in Arlington, Texas, Sunday, Oct. 2, 2022. (AP Photo/Michael Ainsworth)

Jones has been known to be one of Snyder's closest allies over the years. But according to ESPN, Jones recently said privately that he "might not be able" to continue to protect Snyder.

The Washington Commanders and team owner Daniel Snyder have come under fire over the last several years amid allegations the organization fostered a toxic workplace environment.

The NFL owners are scheduled to meet in New York City next week, but a discussion regarding Snyder's status as an owner is not officially on the agenda. At least 24 owners would need to vote against Snyder in order for him to be removed.

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