Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Praises Dak Prescott, Believes Team 'Should Be A Contender'
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke to CBS 11 Sports about the return of quarterback Dak Prescott and the outlook of the team heading into the new season.
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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke to CBS 11 Sports about the return of quarterback Dak Prescott and the outlook of the team heading into the new season.
The start of training camp for the Dallas Cowboys kicked off today in Oxnard, California with owner Jerry Jones, head Coach Mike McCarthy and COO Stephen Jones holding their annual press conference.
The Cowboys used their first six picks on defensive players, four of them coming on a busy Friday night, April 30.
The National Medal of Honor Museum won't open in Arlington for a few more years, but the future museum got a big boost toward making that opening a reality.
"We're going to Oxnard. We're going to have training camp. We're going to do it safe. We're going to have that stadium full. We're going to do it safe," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Wednesday.
"We've had almost a third of the attendance in the NFL. I'm proud of that. Our stadium is particularly suited for airiness, openness, air circulation," said Jones.
The Cowboys owner's weekly interview with a local radio station made some news Tuesday, but it appears he may have been taken out of context.
During a press conference ahead of training camp, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was asked about his stance on kneeling during the National Anthem this season amid a time of protests against social and racial injustices.
Lawrence said even though Jones "is a person of influence and power, we need to stop relying on others to talk about change and actually be a part of the change."
Arlington ISD has announced it will be holding its Class of 2020 graduation ceremonies at AT&T Stadium thanks to the Jerry Jones family.
There will never be another one like him." That's how Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is remembering NFL coaching legend Don Shula, who passed away Monday morning at age 90.
How did the Dallas Cowboys do in the 2020 virtual NFL Draft? CBS 11 Sports' Bill Jones and Keith Russell discuss the team's moves this year.
The Dallas Cowboys are giving fans a behind-the-scenes view of how they are dealing with social distancing during the NFL draft process. The team released three clips interviewing potential draft picks via online video conference calls.
The decision stunned many fans and garnered reaction from many current and former members of the Cowboys organization.
Thursday while speaking to the media Jones said he was considering a reunion with the Cowboys' all-time receiving touchdown leader.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones spoke with the media at the NFL Combine on Thursday and gave his thoughts on the team's offseason plans including free-agent tight end Jason Witten. Jones said he would like Witten to return to the team for his 17th season.
It appears Jerry Jones knows the priority of keeping Dak Prescott in a Cowboys uniform as the team looks to find success with their current offensive roster with new head coach Mike McCarthy.
The cornerstones of the 1990s Dallas Cowboys dynasty are congratulating their head coach as he becomes the latest member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
"The goal will never change here," McCarthy said. "It's about winning Super Bowls."
After a week of will they or won't they, the Dallas Cowboys have made their final decision and are officially moving on from head coach Jason Garrett.
Friday was the fifth day without a resolution publicly since the season finale last Sunday.
The world enters Day No. 5 of Jerry Jones/Jason Garrett watch at The Star in Frisco, Texas and so far Friday has been much like the others.
Dallas Cowboys fans have a question for team owner Jerry Jones: "What is going on?"
Garrett's contract is up in mid-January and team owner Jerry Jones has not said publicly whether or not Garrett's contract might be renewed.
After Sunday's win against the Redskins, owner Jerry Jones said he would not comment on the future of Garrett or other coaches as he now has decisions to make after the disappointing season.
