Jerry Jones' Family Members in Vehicle Struck by Barricade Before Cowboys vs. 49ers

There was a slight scare before Sunday night's game between the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium involving the family of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

Per The Athletic's Jon Machota, the second vehicle in the Jones family caravan containing Charlotte Jones, Jerry Jones Jr. and Shy Anderson Jr. was "struck by a rising barricade" outside of the stadium. Charlotte and Jerry Jr. were evaluated by Cowboys medical staff at the stadium before proceeding to the visiting owners' suite.

Jerry and Stephen Jones were among the family members in the other vehicle that wasn't involved in the accident.

Jerry Jr. works as chief sales and marketing officer and a co-owner of the Cowboys. Charlotte serves as chief brand officer and co-owner, and Anderson, who is her son, is a scouting assistant for the team.

The Cowboys are coming off an abysmal 47-9 loss to the Detroit Lions before their bye week.

After facing the 49ers, Dallas will travel to face the Atlanta Falcons next week in another marquee matchup against a conference powerhouse.