The Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is notorious for running the franchise with unquestioned authority, regardless of the incoming complaints around the playing conditions at AT&T Stadium. The biggest complaint players have had about the Arlington venue,

Jerry Jones is used to getting his own way. The Dallas Cowboys owner oversaw every aspect of AT&T Stadium, which is often referred to as Jerry’s World. Unfortunately for the billionaire,

This season, the Dallas Cowboys will play the role of jet setters in Week 3, traveling to Brazil to face the Baltimore Ravens in one of nine NFL International Series games scheduled for 2026. Of course,

FIFA requires Jerry Jones to install blackout curtains at AT&T Stadium for the World Cup, addressing long-standing sun-glare issues at the $1.3 billion venue.

FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had an old friend drop by on the final day of preparations for the NFL draft: former President Bill Clinton. The pair with deep Arkansas roots shared a few thoughts and laughs with reporters at the ...

The Cowboys have not played an international game since 2014 when they traveled to London to play the Jaguars.

There are NFL owners, there are billionaires, and then there’s Jerry Jones. He is a man who can somehow compare an international football grind to a “night out on the town” and make it sound both ridiculous and strangely believable.

Despite missing the playoffs in each of the last two years, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is confident that the team can contend for a spot in the Super Bowl during the upcoming season.

Dallas Cowboys acquisition Quinnen Williams gave Jerry Jones a big reason to smile on Monday night. Jones masterminded the Cowboys’ acquisition of Williams from the New York Jets at the NFL trade deadline. With Dallas on a bye in Week 10, the Cowboys ...

We're getting yet another example of how silly the Dallas Cowboys' stance on using curtains for NFL games is ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.