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Michael Sam never earned a draft-worthy grade from the Cowboys personnel department. But the accomplishments of the NFL's first openly gay player may win him a spot on the Dallas practice squad.
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Michael Sam never earned a draft-worthy grade from the Cowboys personnel department. But the accomplishments of the NFL's first openly gay player may win him a spot on the Dallas practice squad.
The perception is and has always been that Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones wants all the credit for the team's success. But is it true?
Most people are concerned about quarterback Tony Romo heading into week 1 against San Francisco. Not Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
Jerry Jones opened training camp with stories about how young his Dallas Cowboys were. He told a few thousand fans at the kickoff luncheon that many of those players faced an "uphill battle."
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones joined the G-Bag Nation on Friday following the team's 27-3 loss in the preseason finale to Denver.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones concedes that he received a phone call from Vikings running back Adrian Peterson in June. Could a tampering violation follow?
Vikings running back Adrian Peterson responded Thursday to a report that he spoke to Jerry Jones about one day playing for the Dallas Cowboys.
Wednesday's event at AT&T Stadium demonstrated a rarely-before-seen effort to manage expectations in every regard.
You never know what he'll say...and that is why fans either love or hate Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
Jerry's interviews are a must-listen for Cowboys fans, certainly. But it's an important tune-in for NFL followers and national NFL media, too. And for that matter, maybe for fans of radio entertainment in general.
When Jerry Jones bought the Cowboys in 1989, he had visions of square dancing and traditional country music in his mind. The legendary Tex Schramm quickly straightened him out.
Owner Jerry Jones believes that defensive end Anthony Spencer, who will not be placed on PUP, could be ready by week 2.
Jerry Jones and Jason Garrett have been inconsistent in relaying the team's plans for Tony Romo this weekend in Miami.
For the 8th straight year, the Dallas Cowboys were named the NFL's most valuable franchise by Forbes. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones isn't impressed.
The Cowboys have officially broken ground on the team's new headquarters in Frisco. The brown dirt that now covers the 91-acre site will soon be turning silver and blue.
The Cowboys are worth the most of all 32 NFL franchises, valued at $3.2 billion. Forbes said that the Cowboys are the first U.S. sports franchise to top $3 billion in value.
Though Johnny Manziel is locked in a close battle for the starting job in Cleveland, the debate over his near-drafting by the Dallas Cowboys remains a hot topic.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones labels Romo's limited work following back surgery -- and his union with new playcaller Scott Linehan -- the most exciting part of the team's three weeks in California.
There are a lot of power brokers and people with influence in the NFL, those who determine what happens both on and off the field. Here's a list of 10 people with great influence on the game.
Jones elaborated on his announcement from Monday that cornerback Orlando Scandrick has been suspended four games for using a banned substance.
Jason Garrett has a model of what he wants players to play like. It even goes back to the draft where Will McClay is picking up prototype players at every position.
Jerry Jones spoke to the media-at-large for the first time Sunday evening regarding two after-hours stories that have the Dallas Cowboys involved in two titillating tales.
On Wednesday, former Dallas Cowboy Defensive Tackle Josh Brent will be meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, as he continues to seek reinstatement to the league.
Babe Laufenberg is at Cowboys training camp, and he offers his thoughts on Tyron Smith's new contract, reportedly worth $110 million over eight years.
Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis recently met with several San Antonio officials about a possible move to south Texas. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones isn't impressed.
