Jerry Jones recalls wild moment 'hefty' woman pressed bare buttocks against his car window

Tom MalleyWed, October 14, 2026 at 11:59 AM UTC

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recalled a wild memory ahead of this weekend's matchup with the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field -Credit:Getty Images (Getty Images)

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones left jaws on the floor during a regularly scheduled radio guest appearance on Tuesday as he recalled the shocking moment a "hefty" woman left a buttocks imprint on his car window.

Jones, 84, has seen it all during his long and storied career, but very few memories stand out to him as much as a larger-than-average female Green Bay Packers fan performing the unthinkable in front of him and his family following a game between the Cowboys and the Packers at Lambeau Field approximately a quarter of a century ago.

Jones, who has said that Cowboys fans are more than welcome to criticize them after quarterback Dak Prescott clashed with a worker at AT&T Stadium last week, recalled the story on the 'Shan and RJ' show on 105.3 FM The Fan on Tuesday, and it certainly wasn't one to miss.

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"One of my greatest memories was after the game against Green Bay, maybe 25 years ago," Jones began. "All of my grandchildren were very small, four or five years old, and I had a car full of them.

"We'd been up to watch Green Bay in Green Bay, it was so cold, and as we left the stadium, we were in a long, big car, and I saw this lady headed toward the car. She comes up beside the car running — she's so upset as a Green Bay fan — and she was pretty hefty.

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"She turns around and pulls it all down and just plants it right up against the window. And everybody inside was in awe and couldn't believe it. And then her skin — her skin stuck to the window, it was so cold."

Jones then revealed that when the lady pulled away from the window, "there was just a big print, sitting there on the side," and that everyone in that car can "still see it today."

The revelation had the station's on-air hosts, RJ Choppy and Bobby Belt, highly amused, though several fans reacting to Jones' story on social media weren't quite as thrilled about what they had just heard.

"Jerry, we're begging you to fix the defense, and you're on the radio talking about a 25-year-old a-- print on your car window," one person wrote on X.

"One of his greatest memories is a decades-old butt print on his window. That's a weird souvenir to frame," commented another, while a third user said: "Weird flex by Jerry."

Jones was with his family - including several of his grandchildren, who were aged four or five years old - at the time of the incident

Others were quick to point out several flaws with Jones' story, namely how the Cowboys' earliest victory at Lambeau Field came in 2008 — far earlier than the "25 years ago" claim made by the Dallas owner.

"Only time they won at Lambeau is '08. Game was in September..." one person pointed out, shortly after another had commented: "That does not add up at all lmao."

A third user wrote: "Most women's legs aren't long enough to stand at a car's window and plant a butt print on the glass. Not without standing on something. I tried to make the story fit by allowing that maybe he had a sports car that sat very low, but he said 'grandkids' were in the car. Answers please!"

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