Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones provided an update on head coach Mike McCarthy's immediate future with the team.

What is it, exactly, that "Jerry the GM'' believes in when it comes to Jones' "Blow It Up'' Cowboys and true Super Bowl contention?

As the Dallas Cowboys look to find some way to build any positive momentum, head coach Mike McCarthy's job is safe. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told

The Dallas Cowboys return from a much-needed bye week on Sunday, October 27, with a difficult test against the San Francisco 49ers. Another important date for the team could be the 2024 NFL Trade Deadline is on Tuesday,

The Dallas Cowboys are licking their wounds and readying mentally to return to work in Week 8, facing the stiff challenge of saving their season. The defending NFC East champions look nothing like

What does accountability look like for Jones? Would the Cowboys consider a Herschel Walker-like deal for Parsons?

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones went into full meltdown mode as he fielded questions during his regular weekly radio interview in Dallas on Tuesday, appearing to threaten to have the hosts fired.

For the Cowboys to flourish, Jerry Jones must relinquish much, if not all, of his decision-making authority regarding personnel matters and on-field performance.

Mike McCarthy is ready to get back to work. Actually, he's been at work through the bye week, as have all the Cowboys coaches, and now he's ready to welcome the players back into the building to gear up for the 11-game stretch that will comprise the rest of the

The Cowboys entered the regular-season with a strong belief that they could blossom into legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Instead, head coach Mike McCarthy's t