In a surprising twist that’s turning heads across the NFL, Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones offered a candid take that many are interpreting as a contradiction of his father Jerry Jones’ public “all-in” declaration.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones appears to have accidentally let it slip that they'll face the New York Giants in Week 1.

Micah Parsons keeps working out, and the Cowboys keep stalling on a contract extension. The story has been dragging out for weeks and seems to have an obvious conclusion: Jerry Jones backing up a Brinks truck to Parsons’ front door and dumping a giant pile of cash on him.

That included them getting their first pep talk from owner/general manager Jerry Jones, who spoke with the class. Jones covered several topics, including his faith in the coaching staff as well as the opportunity the players have in front of them.

While addressing the team's new rookies, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seem to let it slip that they'll again have a Week 1 matchup against the New York Giants.

This list of stories illustrates Jerry Jones' influence and unyielding optimism about the Dallas Cowboys despite years of playoff failures and fan frustration. Themes of accountability and resilience are central, as shown by Jones' “all in” pledge for 2024, tempered by acknowledgment of challenges like postseason shortcomings.

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Jerry Jones no longer calling Dallas Cowboys shots after George Pickens trade” is the headline ... and it is very, very wrong.