Jerry Jones isn't ready to raise the white flag on the Dallas Cowboys' 2025 season. The Cowboys' playoff hopes took a drastic hit with Sunday's 34-26 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The Philadelphia Eagles expanded their NFC East lead with a 31-0 blowout over the Las Vegas Raiders,

Jerry Jones sent a warning to the entire league regarding the Dallas Cowboys' playoff chances. Despite a painful loss to the Detroit Lions, the owner is not going to wave the white flag.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spent much of the last month saying that his team is in the trade market to find a fix for their terrible defense, while adding the sensible caveat that it looks like they are more than one player away from righting ...

Jerry Jones made some comments in a recent interview that angered Dallas Cowboys fans, and Dak Prescott says he can understand the frustration. The Cowboys have had one of the worst defenses in the NFL through the first eight weeks of the season.

Jerry Jones didn’t talk to reporters after Sunday’s 30-27 loss to the Panthers. For any other NFL owner, that wouldn’t be worth mentioning. But Jones isn’t any other owner. He’s the only owner and general manager in the league who makes himself ...

The Dallas Cowboys already made one trade on deadline day. But they might not be done yet. On Tuesday morning, Dallas pulled the trigger on a deal, acquiring Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson in exchange for a seventh-round pick, immediately ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is often much-maligned in how he runs his football team as a general manager, and his latest comments only confirm that football isn't at the top of his priority list. As owner/general manager, one would think that at this ...

George Pickens has been coming under fire for his effort in the Cowboys’ loss to the Lions on Thursday. Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones was asked if he noticed a lack of effort from Pickens during his weekly interview on 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM) on Friday.

FRISCO - Consider it another bogus national-media rumor shot down by reality: Dallas Cowboys personnel boss Will McClay is not leaving "America's Team'' for another job. In fact, he's not even leaving for a visit with other NFL teams like the Commanders ...