Thursday 7 November 2019 11:58, UK
Jerry Jones has lauded the success of the International Series and revealed his desire to take Dallas Cowboys back to the UK.
The Cowboys have travelled only once to the UK since the inaugural International Series in 2007, defeating Jacksonville Jaguars 31-17 at Wembley Stadium two years ago.
Jones is eager to give back to the UK fans, but concedes the Cowboys may have to wait before making a return to Wembley, with other NFL franchises keen to make the trip.
"We certainly are open to playing (in the UK). There are a lot of clubs who enjoy going to the UK to play and so we'll take our turn when we come," the Cowboys owner told Sky Sports News HQ.
"We are well aware of the fan base we've got in the UK."
The International Series had been based entirely at Wembley up until October, but a decision to expand the series to different stadia has seen Los Angeles Rams host New York Giants at Twickenham and Oakland Raiders face Houston Texans at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Jones expressed his openness to the idea of playing at different stadiums, though made it clear it was his wish that the Cowboys' potential match would still be in the UK.
"I am so proud of the interest and the gaining in the interest that we are having in the UK for our sport," said Jones, ahead of the Cowboys' clash against Washington Redskins on Thursday, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 9pm.
"I think it would be great, I love the idea of the Redskins playing the Cowboys in the UK today at Wembley or one of the great bastions of legendary sport stadium in the UK."
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