Jones caught a lot of attention during last month’s NFL owners meetings for what wound up on his legal pad during an interview.owner appreciated what the star receiver had done for the franchise and arranged for him and his son, Stephen, to sit down with Owens and agent Drew Rosenhaus.It was a cordial yet difficult conversation. Jones kept saying how much he thought of Owens. The receiver kept pleading his case to stay.
It’s not surprising that most of the comments were negative. Some zoomed in on the notepad and flipped it to give a better look at his “notes."“Hey Jerry! Can you show us an outline of your vision for the Cowboys the next few years to address the NFC title game drought?”Jerry remembers applying for a $6 million loan at a bank in the early 1980s. He had gone through several pages of what the bankers were looking for in their application.
His father’s hand will find a point on the paper to start. As he starts to explain or illustrate a point, he usually begins to draw a line that dips. That’s when the scribbling begins.“He can decipher it a little bit on his own, he will tell you," Stephen said. “But I can never translate what it says.The Academy Award winning film for Best Picture of 2001 depicts the life of John Nash, a renowned mathematician who won a Nobel prize in economics.
One day Charlotte got to school and realized she had forgotten to get a signature. She quickly scrawled something across the top of the page and handed it in.“I always seem to have some piles scattered out. Even into adulthood, he’ll walk in and say ‘clean your office.’ He can’t stand it.