While many felt Jerry and Stephen Jones took shots at Micah Parsons, the Dallas Cowboys' front office really took aim at Trevon Diggs.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is looking competent with the way the Cincinnati Bengals are handling the Trey Hendrickson situation.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones thinks this Cowboys’ season and this Cowboys’ training camp have a chance to be different, but they already are. As I mentioned in my question at Monday‘s news conference — a question that produced a six-minute answer from the Cowboys’ owner-president-general manager — this is the first time the club has gone to camp as the one with the longest

Monday's press conference brought bizarre comments on the Micah Parsons talks and maybe the laying of groundwork for Trevon Diggs' 2026 departure.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Kevin Clark Says Jerry Jones Would Rather Give Press Conferences Than Win Super Bowls.

The Dallas Cowboys are ready to head to training camp after new head coach Brian Schottenheimer initiated a high-energy OTA and minicamp program that has seemed to capture the respect of fans and players.

As Netflix looks back at the Cowboys’ glory days, the team heads to training camp in Oxnard with an uneven roster and a rookie head coach.

The Dallas Cowboys are no strangers to drama, and Jerry Jones wouldn't have it any other way. But this offseason's biggest swing - trading for wide receiver George Pickens - might