The Dallas Cowboys' nightmare season had many culprits, but one of the most pointed out by the fans is Jerry Jones. The franchise ... also transferred to the AT&T Stadium, from a character that ...

The jury trial scheduled for March 3 in the sexual assault lawsuit against Jerry Jones will be pushed back, a Dallas County ...

34-6 at AT&T Stadium and 41-7 at Lincoln Financial Field. Seeing his arch-rival succeed where he has been failing for the past 30 years must have been a tough blow for Jerry Jones. Now ...

Jerry Jones drew a lot of criticism earlier this season when the Dallas Cowboys were stopped from scoring by their own stadium. Playing against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 10, CeeDee Lamb was ...

The preliminary site plan includes two office towers, a 17-story multifamily building, a 17-story hotel and two parking ...

The Dallas Cowboys didn't have a very good year, to say the least. Jerry Jones, the team's owner and general manager, said during the offseason the team would be "all in" on 2024, and then ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones feels quite confident about his choice to hire Brian Schottenheimer as the team's next head coach. Jones spoke with Dianna Russini of The Athletic at the NFL ...

Jerry Jones planned for the Dallas Cowboys to win ... Maybe the Cowboys will be competing in Super Bowl LX at Levi's Stadium next year, but it's likely it'll take longer than that for Dallas ...

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX and the accompanying festivities, but the trip hasn't ...

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders said Friday he allowed himself to dream a little bit after getting a call last month from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. Jones was looking for a new coach ...

Jerry Jones didn’t envision this scenario. The Dallas Cowboys owner had his sights set on playing in Super Bowl LIX, believing the moves made last offseason—including a record-breaking multi ...

Dallas owner Jerry Jones with a dose of sugarcoated deception. FRISCO - Maybe we can sugarcoat it and call it "salesmanship.'' Or maybe we can strip it down to the studs and call it what it is.