Cowboys Jerry Celebrates Dez On The Fan
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, in a celebratory mood on Thursday morning on 105.3 The Fan, discussed the deal that locked up Dez Bryant for the next five seasons.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, in a celebratory mood on Thursday morning on 105.3 The Fan, discussed the deal that locked up Dez Bryant for the next five seasons.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says the team is not worried about Dez Bryant off the field. One key reason -- Dez's partnership with Roc Nation and rapper Jay-Z.
The Dallas Cowboys and WR Dez Bryant have reached a 5-year agreement in principle worth an estimated $70 million, $45 million would be guaranteed.
A national report insisted on Monday morning that Bryant contacted Cowboys COO Stephen Jones to announce his intention to boycott part of Dallas' upcoming season should he not received his contractual desires.
The hottest topic of the Dallas Cowboys offseason has definitely been Dez Bryant's contract negotiation. The big question is -- who will budge first?
Sources tell 105.3 The Fan that Dez Bryant and the Cowboys are closing in on a deal, as the two sides are discussing an announcement following the July 4 weekend.
It was 26 years ago when Jerry Jones sat behind his desk at Valley Ranch and explained to me that "Deadlines Make Deals,'' a phrase that is now a central part of Dallas Cowboys parlance.
The Mavs have always planned to approach the July 1 free-agent shopping season featuring dual targets LaMarcus Aldridge and DeAndre Jordan with barrels blazing. But as I reported in Friday, they've now arranged for a second barrel.
Brandon Carr has been assured he'll be working for the 2015 Cowboys. But that doesn't mean team owner Jerry Jones has given up working on ways to lessen the cornerback's 2015 salary-cap impact.
Jones said Wednesday that he has 'no doubt' that Bryant will be leading the way for the Cowboys in their opener Sept. 13 at home against the NFC East rival New York Giants.
He'll now likely be limited for the start of training camp in Oxnard, a reminder of the wisdom of Dallas having built depth in its O-line.
Dez Bryant doesn't have many cards to play in this effort to bust from the $12.832 million franchise tag he is presently locked into.
Stephen Jones, the person widely perceived to be calling the shots for the Cowboys, chuckles at the memory of being mediator between dad Jerry Jones and former coach Bill Parcells.
Troy Hughes went out to Valley Ranch to find La'el Collins and put him through the test ... the EAGLE SCOUT test!
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has publicly expressed optimism about a negotiation that could increase Scandrick's 2015 salary of $1.5 million.
Even as Brandon Carr faces a severe slice of his existing contract - or worse, a complete severing of his ties to the club - he is so optimistic that even though discussions about his money he's representing the Cowboys in positive ways.
DeMarco Murray led the NFL with 1,845 yards rushing last season. He's now departed for Philadelphia. But that has shaken Jerry Jones' confidence in the Dallas running game.
Cowboys coaches and teammates can't say enough about what talented pass rusher Greg Hardy can bring to the team.
Teams don't usually hold press conferences after signing an undrafted free agent. La'el Collins isn't your standard undrafted free agent.
Offensive lineman La'el Collins, an undrafted free agent with first-round talent, is working to clear his name regarding the death of shooting victims Brittney Mills and her infant son.
Claiborne, the sixth-overall pick in his draft class four years ago, has struggled on the field and is also coming off a torn patellar tendon that limited him to four games last year.
Defense, defense, and more defense! Jerry Jones wasn't bluffing when he said getting a running back wouldn't be a top priority in the draft, even though the Cowboys lost NFL rushing champion DeMarco Murray in free agency.
Cowboys players differ from owner Jerry Jones on the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight in Vegas.
The reference is to the 6-1, 199-pound UConn product's freakish athleticism. Jones set an unofficial 'world record' in the broad jump at the NFL Combine with a leap of 12 foot, 3 inches.
