Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is now beginning to see the fruits of his labor, which started in free agency last year, and not many saw it coming. With the Cowboys now infamously allowing a ...

Jerry Jones, speaking at Zack Martin's retirement press conference this week, stated that the Dallas Cowboys' way of doing things a year ago was part of the plan. The lack of interest in signing ...

That is more than enough to begin filling out the roster with free agents before the draft and while Cowboys COO Stephen Jones has states the team will be "selectively aggressive" and Jerry ...

Last offseason, the Dallas Cowboys were bystanders in free agency after a host of starters and depth players were allowed to walk out the door, and the most surprising part of it was that the ...

Fish has long called it the "Blow It Up'' plan. And finally Jerry is admitting that's exactly what they've been doing for a year. So we now know that was Phase 1 of Jerry's plan. As Phase 2 begins ...

It was disheartening this week to hear Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones proclaim that, despite now having $54 million in cap space, he wasn't looking to fill roster voids through free agency.

That was met with some skepticism, but as we have now learned, it was all part of owner Jerry Jones's plan. His comments after Zack Martin's retirement press conference confirm that the Cowboys ...

But when it comes to the Cowboys and linebackers in free agency? A source tells us that team owner Jerry Jones has been urged to circle back to a familiar name ... Eric Kendricks. This decision ...

Excuse Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones if he is not too happy with Mark Davis, the managing general partner of the Las Vegas Raiders. The Raiders signed Crosby to a three-year ...

And yes, we are well-aware that team owner Jerry Jones is saying Dallas isn't leaning toward using free agency to fill "voids.'' As Fish notes: "Dallas set up a path to have $100 million in ...

What is necessary? Expediency. And while owner Jerry Jones continues to wrongly deny the importance of that, the hard numbers do not lie. And even if for some reason Jerry doesn't see it?