The Dallas Cowboys were back at AT&T Stadium in Week 6 against the Detroit Lions, looking to secure their first home win of the season. They didn't get off to a very good start. Come the end of the first half in Sunday's showdown, the Cowboys found themselves trailing by 21 as the Lions jumped out to a 27–6 lead.

One of the biggest wins of Week 6 came from the Detroit Lions, who absolutely blew out the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. During the final minutes of the fourth quarter, the only drama revolved around whether the two teams were going to make NFL history.

The camera shots of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in his suite at AT&T Stadium were in full force Sunday afternoon during the Detroit Lions’ utter dismantling of the home team. After the Cowboys’ 47-9 loss, Jones spoke to the media about the defeat and whether changes were going to be made, including at head coach.

Jerry has lived long enough to see the Lions not only become a good NFL team, but he was around to watch them trounce his beloved toy inside his house, on his birthday. Jerry celebrated the big Eight-Two watching the Lions hand the Cowboys a defeat that would have made you thought Dave Campo was the head coach.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wasn't in the mood to discuss any potential roster or coaching changes following Sunday's 47-9 blowout loss against