six games, with five games replacing an injured Dean Hamel. At the end of the season, he finished tied with defensive end Danny Stubbs for the team lead with 7 1/2 sacks, while adding 60 tackles, three passes defensed and 14 quarterback pressures. He also ranked sixth among all interior lineman in the NFL in sacks and was voted to the All-rookie team. Jones and DeMarcus Ware are the only rookies to ever lead or tie for the Cowboys' team lead in sacks. In 1991, he started five games at right defensive tackle. He finished the season with 33 tackles, six tackles for loss (second on the team), two sacks and 10 quarterback pressures. In 1992, he started the season opener at left defensive tackle in place of an injured Tony Casillas, making five tackles (two for loss), and one quarterback pressure. He also started in the third game against the Phoenix Cardinals. He finished the season with 23 tackles, four sacks, 11 quarterback pressures and one forced fumble. In Super Bowl XXVII he recovered two fumbles (tied Super Bowl record), including one that went for a two-yard touchdown, helping the Cowboys go ahead 14-7 in the first quarter. In 1993, he posted 24 tackles, 5.5 sacks, 16 quarterback pressures and one blocked kick. He also was a part of one of the most famous Thanksgiving football plays, when he blocked a 41-yard field goal attempt from the Miami Dolphins' Pete Stoyanovich, to preserve what seemed an apparent 14-13 victory, but as the ball rolled toward the Cowboys' end zone, Leon Lett kicked the ball and the Dolphins recovered. Stoyanovich would go on to convert a second field goal with three seconds left, giving the Dolphins a 16-14 victory. During his four-year Cowboys career, he helped the team win two Super Bowls against the Buffalo Bills twice, played a total of 65 games, starting 16 and recording 19 sacks. He was an effective pass rusher who got most of his playing time on passing downs, and was key backup in the best defense and best defensive line rotation in the NFL. Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams On March 4, 1994, the Los Angeles Rams signed Jones to a four-year contract for $7.7 million, including a $2 signing bonus. He played in 14 games (starting all) and recorded five sacks. In 1995, the Rams owner Georgia Frontiere, moved the franchise to St.