Jerry Jones

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is continuing efforts to rebuild the team's defense, which has struggled since trading star pass rusher Micah Parsons. Reporting from The Athletic points to moves like acquiring Joey Porter Jr. as part of the effort. The story highlights how the franchise is still searching for answers after dealing away its best defensive player.

The Dallas Cowboys have acquired cornerback Joey Porter Jr. in a trade, a move being framed as proof that owner Jerry Jones has returned to his old risk-taking ways. Analysts say the deal reflects Jones's long-standing willingness to gamble on bold roster moves rather than play it safe, reigniting debate among fans about whether the aggressive approach will pay off for the team's season.

A retrospective look recounts how Cowboys owner Jerry Jones lobbied fellow NFL owners to award an expansion franchise to Houston businessman Bob McNair, helping return professional football to the city. Jones' backing was seen as decisive in Houston beating other bidder cities, and McNair's franchise became the Texans, who began play in 2002.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer have publicly discussed what is being called the team's Rio debacle, addressing the fallout from the incident involving the franchise. The comments came during a Free4All+ segment on FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth, where the two weighed in on the controversy. Details beyond the headline were not provided.