Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said after Monday night's loss to the Texans that he doesn't have a desire to see Trey Lance before the end of the season. The Cowboys gave up a fourth-round pick for the ...

Eighteen months later, it appears the Cowboys are also ready to move on from Lance. Cowboys COO and co-owner Stephen Jones said Monday they anticipate Lance will seek employment elsewhere in March ...

The Trey Lance Experiment in Dallas appears to be over. After giving San Francisco a fourth-round draft pick in 2023 to acquire the young quarterback, the Cowboys appear to be ready to move on from ...

That doesn’t leave much money to spread among his backups, which directly impacts Lance and Cooper Rush, who are both free agents. Stephen Jones, the Cowboys’ chief operating officer and co ...

But us having Dak signed up for the long term, I think [Lance is] probably going to be looking for something different,” Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones told The Dallas Morning News, explaining that ...

Dallas Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones walks on the field before the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. / Tim Heitman-Imagn Images Drafting a quarterback could also spell the end of Trey Lance's ...

Stephen Jones shed some light on the Dallas Cowboys‘ plans for their quarterback room, including the future of former first round pick Trey Lance. The team’s CEO and co-owner stated his belief ...

But after a grand total of 98 snaps in games that actually counted, the Cowboys have seen enough and will let Lance become a free agent. Team executive vice president Stephen Jones all but ...