By contrast, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seems immune to outside opinions, common sense and humiliation. He insists on being the face of the franchise and is painfully slow to accept new trends and make changes - especially sticking with underperforming head coaches far too long.

The Dallas Cowboys have microscopic odds on making the NFL playoffs, but that's not stopping Jerry Jones from turning heads with his optimism.

In a surprising turn of events, Jerry Jones, the outspoken owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has sparked significant intrigue across both the NFL and college football with his recent comments about the future of legendary coach Bill Belichick.

There's no shortage of Dallas Cowboys fans who have been ready for head coach Mike McCarthy to go for a few years now. Now in the final year of his current cont

The Dallas Cowboys are not going to be making the playoffs this season. After a tough loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the team will hope to play out the rest of its schedule and look to make improvements for the subsequent season.

ESPN suggests the Dallas Cowboys should be offering Ben Johnson a stunning five-year contract of $125 million to steal him away from the Detroit Lions.

For a few brief seconds, it appeared the Dallas would be set up to potentially win Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, but a poor decision by Amani Oruwariye cost the Cowboys a possession.

After the Cowboys saw a blocked punt go through their hands and into the Cincinnati Bengals’ grasp, Jerry Jones had questions in the postgame locker room.

Around The NFL breaks down what you need to know from all of Sunday's action in Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season.

Regarding Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys? The "reports'' are really just guesses. And the "rumors'' are only that.

The play calling for the Cowboys remains highly questionable (fireable?). Mike McCarthy’s future will depend on it.