Jerry Jones claims he's never 'had a better day with the Cowboys' than their Thanksgiving win over the  Commanders - even including Dallas's Super Bowl victories!

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones ranked his team's 45-10 win over the Washington Commanders as one of his best ever with the franchise. 

It was a Thanksgiving to remember for the Cowboys as Dak Prescott and co. dominated Washington at AT&T Stadium Thursday to move 8-3. 

And Jones claimed the victory was even better than the three Super Bowls Dallas has won since he took ownership of the team. 

'I don't know that I've had a day like this,' Jones said after the game, via The Athletic's Jon Machota. 

'And I'll include them all, I'll put Super Bowls in there, I don't know if I've ever had a better day with the Cowboys than today.'

The Cowboys won back-to-back Super Bowls in 1993 and 1994 under former head coach Jimmy Johnson just four years after Jones took control of the team, before winning the franchise's fifth ring in 1996. 

Quarterback Prescott put in an impressive display as he led his team to the win, finishing the game with 331 passing yards and four touchdowns.

In fact, the signal caller did his job so well that he begun to celebrate his Thanksgiving a little early.

Prescott played so well against the Commanders on Thursday that he got to start his Thanksgiving feast early.

After connecting with KaVontae Turpin for a 34-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that gave the Cowboys a 38-10 lead, Prescott and his teammates dug through the Salvation Army bucket near the endzone - where they had apparently hid some turkey legs.

And with Dallas firmly in control of the game, Prescott walked back to the sidelines to enjoy his food as the final minutes of the NFC East clash ran out.

The Cowboys were also rewarded with a treat at halftime when country legend Dolly Parton performed. 

The 77-year-old donned the infamous Cowboys cheerleading uniform and performed a medley of her smash hits during the NFL's halftime show at the game.