Jerry Jones opens up on family car accident that sparked ‘explosion’ ahead of Cowboys-49ers game

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has shed new light on the car crash involving his family of Sunday’s match against the San Francisco 49ers.

Jones and his loved ones were traveling to Levi’s Stadium, where the Cowboys faced San Francisco, when one of their cars arrived hit by a rising barricade.

The 82-year-old’s children, Charlotte Jones Anderson and Jerry Jones Jr., as well as his grandson, Shy Anderson Jr., are believed to have been traveling in the vehicle.

Jerry Jr. suffered a concussion, while Charlotte is said to have hurt her rib. On Tuesday, the billionaire revealed how the barricade “broke the whole frame.” Everything.’

He told ‘Shan & RJ’ in his weekly radio interview: ‘It (was) an enormous force, as if a small explosion had gone off underneath.’

Jones’ daughter Charlotte (center) and grandson Shy Anderson Jr. (left) were in the vehicle

Both Charlotte and Jerry Jr. were reportedly examined by the team’s medical staff, with Jones admitting Tuesday that his daughter “wasn’t feeling as well as she had hoped,” but that his son “feels better’.

Jerry Jr. is Chief Sales and Marketing Officer and co-owner, while Charlotte is Chief Brand Officer and co-owner. Anderson, Charlotte’s son, is a scouting assistant for the team.

The Cowboys owner was driving another vehicle in the trailer with his eldest son Stephen, who serves as the team’s executive vice president, CEO and director of player personnel.

Jones has been married to Eugenia Jones, 79, for 61 years and they have three children, Stephen, 60, Jerry Jr., 55, and Charlotte Jones Anderson, 58.

Charlotte is best known for her work with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, who returned to the spotlight earlier this year with the release of the Netflix docuseries “America’s Sweethearts.”

Jerry Jones Jr. was also driving the car and was examined by the team’s medical staff

The accident occurred outside Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers