Jerry Jones reveals dressing like Santa Claus for Cowboys players before Christmas Day victory over Commanders

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The Dallas Cowboys got the job done on Christmas Day, and owner Jerry Jones credits his pre-game gift giving as a reason why.

The 83-year-old revealed in a radio interview that he dressed as Santa Claus and visited his players at their hotel on Wednesday night prior to facing the Washington Commanders to pass out some presents and get his team in the holiday mood.

"I know this (team) got so much out of it, I’ll never forget it," Jones said to 105.3 The Fan. "A lot of fun."

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones before a game against the Minnesota Vikings at AT&T Stadium on Dec. 14, 2025. (Kevin Jairaj/Imagn Images)

Dak Prescott and the Cowboys proceeded to take down the Commanders, 30-23, to sweep their rivalry series this season. Unfortunately for Dallas, though, the win didn’t help them with the playoffs, as they were already eliminated heading into the contest.

Jones didn’t divulge the presents he passed out to the team.

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The Cowboys are now 7-8-1 on the season, which certainly wasn’t what they had in mind entering the season. They moved on from head coach Mike McCarthy after last season, replacing him with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer in his first head coaching gig in the league.

The Cowboys’ offense, introducing new running back Javonte Williams and wide receiver George Pickens, has been one of the best units in the NFL, averaging 398.6 yards of offense per game now after the victory on Thursday. They also average 28.4 points per game.

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