Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was involved in a minor automobile crash Wednesday in Dallas, but did not sustain serious injuries, NFL Network's Jane Slater reported. Stephen Jones, the owner's son and Dallas' executive vice president, told the Associated Press on Thursday that the Cowboys owner was "home and fine."
Jones was transported to Parkland Memorial Hospital following the crash Wednesday "out of an abundance of caution," according to Slater.
It was unclear if Jones was driving or if there were other people in the automobile.
A Dallas Police Department spokesperson said the department does not release names of individuals involved in vehicle crashes unless there is a fatality.
The 79-year-old Jones has owned the Cowboys since 1989.
In Jones' 33 years as owner, the Cowboys have won three Super Bowls -- XXVII, XXVIII, XXX -- and 12 NFC East division titles, including last season.
