Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones likes to do things his way. In his early days in football, that meant taking big swings and risking it all for the sake of winning. "Win is the name of the game," Jones infamously said in the 1990s before building a dynasty that would go on to win three Super Bowls in his first seven years of owning the team.

Big decisions loom for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys but none are bigger than Mike McCarthy’s future | Opinion

Two NFC East teams won in the playoffs this weekend, leading to the Dallas Cowboys being called out by a former player.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has not made a decision on the future of the team’s head coaching position. When asked about the possibility of other team’s wanting to interview Mike McCarthy, Jones said he’s fine with that. He said he wants to work with people who want to be here.…

Washington Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury wants his offense to appreciate the opportunity they have in front of them as the playoffs begin - and amid Cowboys buzz is deflecting news about his potential job move.

The Dallas Cowboys fell to 7-10 with a last-second loss at home to the Washington Commanders ... Team owner/general manager Jerry Jones took forever to sign Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb to ...

Jerry Jones breaks his silence on Mike McCarthy’s future, making it clear what's at stake if the Cowboys stumble against the Commanders.

Deion Sanders and Jason Witten are two of Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’ former — and favorite — players, and both have been floated as potential replacements for coach Mike McCarthy.

Mike McCarthy says he absolutely wants to return as the coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones has dropped multiple hints that McCarthy would be back, but the team owner was far from definitive about McCarthy’s future after a 23-19 loss to Washington finished a 7-10 season.

Former Jets head coach Robert Saleh is drawing quite a bit of interest from teams with vacant head coach jobs. The latest team: the Cowboys.

Dallas Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson (6) walks off the field as Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota (18) joins the celebration after their game-winning touchdown in the closing seconds of the game at AT&T Stadium, January 5, 2025. Commanders ...