Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made a big confession at the 2026 NFL Combine: he has to borrow against the team’s future just to stay competitive. It has been 30 years since Dallas last won a Super Bowl, and the 83-year-old admitted he has let fans down.

Jerry Jones isn’t just talking about change, he's promising it. From vowing to spend aggressively in free agency to hinting at bold moves in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Cowboys owner has made it clear that patience is no longer part of the plan.

Cowboys owner Jones spills secrets on Pickens' contract, free agency spending, and mortgaging the future for 2026 dominance. What's next for America's Team?

The Cowboys took care of Javonte Williams’ contract and squatted on George Pickens' rights with the franchise tag. Next on the to-do list is a multiyear deal for star kicker Brandon Aubrey.

The Dallas Cowboys could be uncharacteristically aggressive during NFL free agency, with Jerry Jones vowing to take a different approach.

Jerry Jones and the Cowboys have confirmed what will happen with George Pickens and the wide receiver's status for the 2026 season. A major controversy is brewing.

Jones did what he could to keep Dallas’ core together by retaining star quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb on massive deals, among other retentions, but has not doled out monster contracts to free agents in the hope of fortifying other areas of the roster.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones vowed to "bust the budget" during free agency, so the NFL should be on notice.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made it clear that he wants his team to attract the top free agents available in the NFL.

It was initially reported that the Cowboys will restructure quarterback Dak Prescott, wide receiver CeeDee Lamb and left guard Tyler Smith’s deals. Then, Jones revealed that the