With the Dallas Cowboys' season opener just a few weeks away, Jerry Jones gave a blunt response when discussing Micah Parsons' availability come Week 1.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones shared his thoughts on the team's first Oxnard training camp trip under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.

In a Dallas Cowboys documentary filled with drama, Jerry Jones expected even more. Earlier this week, Netflix held the Hollywood premiere for its 2025

Jones, a self-made billionaire, completely revolutionized the NFL team business model when he bought the Cowboys back in 1989. Back then, success wasn’t just financial — it was on the field as well, with the Cowboys winning three Super Bowl titles from 1992 to 1995.

For the sixth times in as many Sportico rankings of the NFL’s most valuable franchises, the Cowboys topped the this list again in 2025.

Jerry Jones and the Cowboys are back where he loves them to be, in the spotlight. Their new Netflix show, America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys premiers August 19. The streaming giant rolled out the blue carpet with the stars of yesteryear for a sneak peak at what is being described as the next Dallas hit.

Micah Parsons started of being vocal about his frustrations with contract talks. He now has a new approach to it all, making it confusing as to where things stand.