VIDEO: Packers' Aaron Jones Tries to Give Game Ball to Offensive Line After Scoring 4 TDs in Dallas

There's a new Jones in charge at AT&T Stadium. The Green Bay Packers managed to steal a win in Dallas on Sunday, largely thanks to the performance of star running back Aaron Jones. He was unstoppable in all facets of the game, rushing 19 times for 107 yards and FOUR touchdowns. After the game, Jones earned the game ball and tried to give it to his offensive line. Instead, they wouldn't take it.

Still, Jones didn't feel right taking the game ball as his own. In fact, he even felt he owed a debt during the game. After one of his scores, Jones found a pretty special individual to give the game ball to: his brother Alvin.

Who better to celebrate your career night with than your own brother?

Jones, who comes from El Paso, Texas, had a lot of family in the stands at AT&T Stadium, but he was able to locate his brother and give him a game ball after crossing the goal line for one of his four scores.

Alvin played college ball at UTEP, and is currently an NFL free agent.

After Sunday's dominant performance, Jones is up to eight rushing touchdowns through the team's first five games of the season. Not only that, Jones etched himself in Cowboys lore, becoming the only player in NFL history to ever find the end zone four times via the ground against Dallas in a single game.