Jerry Jones Expects Suspended Gregory To Return To Cowboys
Dallas owner and general manager Jerry Jones expects defensive end Randy Gregory to play for the Cowboys again despite a suspension that will last at least a year.
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Dallas owner and general manager Jerry Jones expects defensive end Randy Gregory to play for the Cowboys again despite a suspension that will last at least a year.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told 105.3 The Fan that he disagreed with the NFL's decision to reject Randy Gregory's appeal over his third suspension for substance abuse.
On Sunday night, after Gregory played well in the otherwise-meaningless loss at Philly, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, "We just got to work and figure out a way to keep him on the field.'' But what would be that way?
The Dallas Cowboys finished the 2016 regular season with an impressive 13-3 record, now as they prepare for the playoffs it's Super Bowl or bust for owner/General Manager Jerry Jones.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has been bragging all season about the chemistry in a delicate situation between his quarterbacks and is counting on those bonds when Dallas opens the playoffs at home Jan. 15.
When talking about creating Dak vs Romo rumors and other Cowboys controversy, "A lot of time I do this stuff to create the debate" said Jerry Jones on his weekly radio show.
The Tony Romo door remains open after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was asked by The Fan's Shan & RJ if there is a definitive situation that would prompt him to go back to the former starting QB.
The Cowboys, who lost again to the rival Giants, are the still the best team in the NFC with Dak Prescott at QB.
Dallas' offense ripped through nearly every opponent during an 11-game winning streak that began after a 20-19 home loss to New York in the season opener. That string ended under the powerful pressure the Giants applied on defense Sunday night.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones doesn't anticipate playing Tony Romo in the final games of the season despite the possibility of Dallas clinching home field advantage throughout the playoffs this season.
With the Dallas Cowboys already holding a spot on the NFL Playoffs, there is no plan to rest the starters according to team Owner & General Manager Jerry Jones.
There are Jerry Jones colloquialisms that he's put to use in his 27 years as the owner of the Dallas Cowboys that have roots in his salesmanship in Little Rock from 57 years ago.
As has become tradition, the Cowboys will kick off The Salvation Army's annual Red Kettle Campaign during their Thanksgiving Day game against the Redskins on Thursday afternoon.
A day after attending his dad's funeral in the East Texas town where the Dallas receiver grew up, Bryant had his first two-touchdown game since his All-Pro season of 2014 in the Cowboys' ninth straight victory, 27-17 over the Baltimore Ravens.
Jerry Jones has had a few days to reflect on Tony Romo's comments to the media this past week and gives his own take on Romo openly admitting that Dak has and will continue to lead the team.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's career has been a storybook of sorts. You can see why team owner Jerry Jones thinks it deserves a storybook ending.
No matter what the critics say, Tony Romo will be wearing a Dallas Cowboys uniform next year according to team owner & General Manager Jerry Jones.
Team owner/General Manager Jerry Jones tells The Fan's Shan & RJ show that he fully anticipates that Romo will not only dress for the game, but be active as well as a backup to Dak Prescott.
Dallas Cowboys described the venture as a "first of its kind accelerator and investment venture for early stage businesses in the technology, sports, and entertainment industries" at The Star, the Dallas Cowboys Corporate World Headquarters, in Frisco.
Prescott improved to 7-1 as a starter, and his latest performance has pushed Romo deeper into the background of what is developing into a special season for the Cowboys.
Jerry Poppins is taking us Beyond his Glory Hole to his Rabbit Hole, says Mike Fisher.
The Cowboys have a winning chemistry going with the rookies leading the charge for the 6-1 team, and it looks like they will stay with the 'hot hand' of Dak Prescott at QB.
Dak Prescott will start against Cleveland after the rookie quarterback looked like Tony Romo in rallying Dallas past Philadelphia in the fourth quarter and overtime for his sixth straight win.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has acknowledged speaking with the NFL's special counsel for domestic violence investigations, and rookie running back Ezekiel Elliott said he was interviewed by the league this season about an abuse claim made against him.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has offered tickets for any of the NFL team's five remaining home games, including travel and hotel costs, to North Little Rock uniformed police officers and their families as a gesture of gratitude.
