Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones may have violated the NFL's CBA policy on negotiating with players without their agents, and many are calling for an investigation.

Jerry Jones has found himself in hot water again after his Netflix documentary was savaged by a Dallas Cowboys biographer using a crude remark. The recently released Netflix docus

Dr. Hussein Tawbi, who works for MD Anderson in Houston, said there are two things he hopes people take away from the story of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones beating cancer.

The Buffalo Bills are 15 days away from beginning their 2025 season against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football. It's the Dallas Cowboys, though, that have made headlines talking about the Bills. More specifically, Jerry Jones.

The Cowboys play their final preseason game Friday against the Falcons. At least 13 players missed practice for a variety of health issues. The exception was pass rusher Micah Parsons, who continued his hold-in, by sitting down on a chair as practice was being conducted.

As the Micah Parsons situation seemingly gets uglier by the day, Cowboys fans are letting their voices be heard. Months long drama in Dallas has yet to result in a deal for the team's All-Pro defensive end.

Is Jerry Jones to blame for the Dallas Cowboys' lack of playoff success over the past three decades? Tony Romo shared his thoughts on Netflix's new docuseries, "America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.

One day after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had plenty of inflammatory things to say about the contract impasse with linebacker Micah Parsons, Parsons sent a message of his own (beyond social media). Although he reported to AT&T Stadium for the preseason finale against the Falcons,