Jerry Jones did not speak to the media today following the Dallas Cowboys' disappointing 30-27 defeat to the Carolina Panthers. Dallas, despite playing relatively well on offense, continued their defensive woes this week by giving up 30 points to Carolina. As a result, they are now 2-3-1 on the year. After it was announced on X by Cowboys reporter Clarence Hill Jr. that Jones would not be speaking to the media today, fans took the opportunity to lay into the longtime franchise owner.Check out some of the best reactions to the news here."Someone is getting fired, Jerry loves to talk," a fan said.The reactions didn't stop there. Check out more of the best responses below."I wouldn’t talk either after a former player single handily won the game for Carolina. A guy he could’ve easily brought back, but decided to grab two beat up vets instead," another fan said."Shit real. Jerry never misses an opportunity to spit out a classic word salad," one fan said."Oh hell nah.. he can’t just escape this foolishness he asked for this mess come speak to the media JERRY," another fan responded.Dallas Cowboys can't overcome defensive struggles as 2025 rolls onNFL: Dallas Cowboys at Carolina Panthers - Source: ImagnDallas has given up 30 points or more to four of their six opponents this season thus far. While their offense has managed to keep them in games, establishing themselves as arguably the best in the league this year, it hasn't been enough to put up consistent victories.The defensive struggles also come after Jerry Jones decided to trade away star pass rusher Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers this offseason. Dealing Parsons away was a controversial decision amongst Cowboys fans, who were essentially split on the move that returned two first-round draft picks and Kenny Clark to plug the middle of the defensive line.Now, Dallas finds itself in a situation where they could soon struggle to keep pace with division rivals the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders. If the Cowboys fail to get their defensive unit in order as the second half of the season looms, they could again miss out on postseason action.Dallas and their defense will attempt to rally in its first divisional tilt against the Washington Commanders at home next weekend in what will be a true test for both clubs.