As Jerry Jones watches another Super Bowl, he vows Cowboys are still in ‘win now’ mode
The Eagles are in the big game again while the Cowboys watch and push how Schottenheimer is a risky hire for an owner who wants to win now. As another Super Bowl is played in New Orleans, Jones can only talk about memories of the two Sugar Bowls he played in as a guard at Arkansas.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says new coach, other moves made to 'compete right now'
Jerry Jones said he decided to hire Brian Schottenheimer as Dallas' coach and sign quarterback Dak Prescott to a $240 million, four-year contract because the Cowboys are in a win-now mode and should be competing for Super Bowls.
The Cowboys had eight Super Bowl appearances through the first 36 years of the season. They’ve been stuck there ever since.
Former Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore will be coaching in Super Bowl LIX with the Philadelphia Eagles & he ...
It's not exactly the best time to be the Dallas Cowboys. After all, the Philadelphia Eagles are set to play in their second Super Bowl in three years ...
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Former Cowboy offers pinpoint, fair critique of org as he preps for Super BowlThere’s nothing wrong with the distractions and attention that come from playing for the Dallas Cowboys. From @ReidDHanson ...
Fox analyst Michael Strahan said the Lions should pair Myles Garrett with Aidan Hutchinson to form a 'pretty unstoppable' ...
Jimmy Johnson knows a thing or two about winning big in the great state of Texas. The former Dallas Cowboys head coach, who ...
Fans of Texas NFL teams tend to consume the most calories and are the biggest pregamers in the country on Super Bowl Sunday, ...
Tom Brady addressed questions about his move to broadcasting as well as other issues on Wednesday during a conference call ...
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