After virtually every Dallas Cowboys game, Jerry Jones, the team’s owner, general manager and center-of-attention, arrives in the hallway outside the team locker room and makes himself available for an assemblage of media.
He stands amid cameras and recorders, and fields any and all inquiries about the game, the players, the performances, the refs, the decisions and what he foresees going forward until, pretty much, the reporters are exhausted.
And if that isn’t enough transparency, every Tuesday he makes a weekly appearance on a local sports radio show to talk again, often creating a fresh media cycle.