Jones Accepts Cap Hit, Not Trading Jenkins
Jerry Jones says he has no interest in going to federal court to seek relief after an arbitrator upheld the NFL's salary cap reductions against the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins.
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Jerry Jones says he has no interest in going to federal court to seek relief after an arbitrator upheld the NFL's salary cap reductions against the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins.
According to NFL general counsel Jeff Pash, speaking to media at the owners meetings in Atlanta, Professor Stephen Burbank dismissed the grievance filed by Washington and Dallas.
The Dallas Cowboys begin OTAs on Tuesday, but cornerback Mike Jenkins will not be there because he wants to be traded, sources told a local newspaper.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said his team filed "a real good brief" in its challenge of a $10 million salary cap reduction by the NFL, and followed the rules before being penalized.
Six offensive linemen headlined by Memphis guard Ronald Leary and North Texas rushing leader Lance Dunbar are among 21 undrafted free agents signed by the Cowboys.
What a terrific, bold move by the Dallas Cowboys to move up eight spots and grab the best defensive player in the NFL Draft on Thursday.
Jerry Jones might want to peak at his rear view mirror these days. There are objects dressed in "Red" that are larger and are much closer than Jerry thinks. Much closer!
Jerry Jones says the Dallas Cowboys have been able to do everything they wanted to do this offseason despite the NFL reducing their salary cap.
The 'war room' is being prepped at Valley Ranch and there are over 140 names on the Cowboys big board...it's almost NFL Draft Day!
Dallas Cowboys VP Stephen Jones joined Elf on 105.3 The Fan to give us an update on all things Cowboys.
The Cowboys haven't had a winning season in two years, losing 19 of their last 33 starts, and that must change. This is their chance. Again.
The Dallas Cowboys confirm former special teams coach Joe Avezzano has died after suffering a heart attack in Italy.
Jerry Jones sat down for a "state of the Cowboys" recently and there were some positives in his comments, but there also was huge negative.
When informed that his team would be opening the 2012 season against the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys' Owner Jerry Jones said "I got chills."
NFL owners have ratified the agreement between the league and players' union that takes away $36 million in salary cap space from the Redskins and $10 million from the Cowboys.
Two weeks ago the NFL announced it was docking the Cowboys $10 million and the Redskins a whopping $36 million for maliciously circumventing the non-salary cap year of 2010.
As the first week of NFL free agency wrapped up on Monday, the doors at Valley Ranch kept revolving.
The Dallas Cowboys have released starting guard Kyle Kosier, a 10-year veteran who spent six seasons in Dallas.
Poole played the last two seasons for the New York Jets after five seasons with Cleveland, where he played for Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan and their new secondary coach Jerome Henderson.
In memoriam: Terence Newman. After his nine-year career ended in Dallas with his release Tuesday, the cornerback's career lay uncomfortably between a bust and underwhelming.
A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press that the $46 million in total salary cap reductions for the Redskins and Cowboys will go to other teams.
The Cowboys will lose $10 million in salary cap space that can be stretched over the next two years because of violations for front-loading contracts during the 2010 uncapped year,
Jerry Jones has no doubts that his team can compete for a Super Bowl next season. He felt that way last season when the Cowboys finished 8-8 and in third place in the NFC East.
There's a perception that Tony Romo isn't an elite player. So, is Jerry Jones looking to bring someone else to Dallas? Don't count on it.
RJ Choppy is begging the Cowboys organization and owner/CEO Jerry Jones to learn a new word. It's a New School - Jerry Jones plea.
