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Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said the team will fine players involved in fights during joint practices with the Saints, aiming to recoup roughly $500,000 in costs; he also plans to appeal the NFL’s penalties, highlighting a potential push to pass expenses to players, though league fines are intended to deter such altercations.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he remains open to a major trade to boost the team’s chances, even after signing Von Miller, arguing that if a deal could help them win a big game and improve the defense, he’d pull the trigger at the right time.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he’s open to a substantive defensive trade if a right opportunity arises, even after signing veteran edge rusher Von Miller, signaling the team believes it’s close to a championship run and would move future assets to help.
Dallas owner Jerry Jones again compared the Micah Parsons trade to the Herschel Walker deal, saying the extra first-round picks and even Kenny Clark helped spark a more aggressive, makeover-driven approach for Dallas, though Parsons’ move came at the cost of a top defender; he framed the sequence as a Las Vegas–style gamble that reshaped the team.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones backed Tony Romo, saying he can work through his OWI arrest and praising his resilience. Romo remains on indefinite leave from CBS and will not return to air until further notice as he faces a Sept. 21 court date; CBS has replaced him with J.J. Watt and Jim Nantz, while Romo still has four years and $72 million left on his contract.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed confidence that Tony Romo will rebound from his July OWI arrest in Wisconsin, praising Romo’s character and resilience. Romo was stopped for unsafe passing after leaving a golf tournament and is on leave from CBS Sports with a September 21 court date, while J.J. Watt fills in for the network’s NFL coverage for now.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones publicly backs Tony Romo, saying the former quarterback-turned-broadcaster will 'work through' his Wisconsin OWI arrest; Romo was arrested for operating a vehicle under the influence, possessing an open container and unsafe passing, reportedly refused a breath test, and CBS Sports has placed him on leave with JJ Watt slated to fill in on broadcasts.
CBS is reportedly weighing moving on from Tony Romo after his arrest, but Cowboys owner Jerry Jones could leverage league influence to oppose a departure, potentially blocking CBS and complicating the contract, including the remaining $72 million owed to Romo.
George Pickens thanked Jerry Jones for his praise and said he’s excited about staying with the Cowboys, while this season unfolds under a fully guaranteed $27.3 million franchise tag after a breakout 2025 campaign.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he’d consider a substantive, win-now trade that could involve future assets to improve the team, signaling a willingness to pursue a blockbuster deal as training camp opens. He cited past megadeals and said he’d invest to get the right upgrade, with ongoing conversations about potential targets (including Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby) though he avoided naming players due to tampering rules. The remarks show the Cowboys remain open for business in pursuit of a major addition this season.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he’s willing to part with a future top draft pick to land a defensive playmaker, signaling a push to upgrade the defense this season and bolster their Super Bowl chances if the right opportunity arises.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he likes the team as underdogs entering the 2026 season and is open to investing in a substantive trade to bolster Week 1; he’s encouraged by the camp mood and offseason moves (new defensive coordinator Christian Parker, Caleb Downs draft, George Pickens on the franchise tag), with training camp in Oxnard through Aug. 18 and a preseason vs. Seattle on Aug. 15.
The Dallas Cowboys are at the center of late-2026 NFL Draft chatter, with ESPN’s Peter Schrager saying they could move up—potentially to No. 3 or No. 9—to target players such as LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane, in a blockbuster hypothetical trade that would send No. 12 and No. 20 to Kansas City for Nos. 9 and 29. The move would build on Dallas’s history of leveraging draft capital after trades involving Micah Parsons and Quinnen Williams, as the draft approaches and teams jockey for position.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he’s open to trade discussions but won’t be the one initiating calls, noting that trades tend to be better when other teams reach out. Dallas holds picks 12, 20 and 92 and could look to move down to gain later-round assets, while remaining willing to listen to offers from other GMs.
Former president Bill Clinton unexpectedly joined Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones at the team’s training facility during a pre-draft press conference, joking that he was there to negotiate the draft as Jones greeted him; the moment briefly interrupted the session before executives, including Stephen Jones and coach Brian Schottenheimer, continued the briefing.