"I wouldn't have signed Dak Prescott, the highest-paid player in the NFL, if now wasn't when when we wanted to win. This is a shocker to be here at this Super Bowl and not have the Cowboys here," Jones said. "I didn't plan on that when I made that agreement with him. So we're going to do everything we can to get there."

Dak Prescott signed the most lucrative contract in the NFL and Jerry Jones is shocked that didn't lead to a Super Bowl berth for the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas fans are as frustrated as ever at owner and general manager Jerry Jones. Jones is no longer the maverick owner, willing to make daring moves in talent acquisition. He’d rather play it safe then invest in stars from other teams, or make boom-or-bust trades for superstars.

Jerry Jones says the decision to sign Dak Prescott to a four-year, $240 million contract last September was a sign the Dallas Cowboys are a win-now team.

Thirty years of Super Bowls without the Cowboys, but the Mavs GM still managed to put himself in the same neighborhood as Jerry’s doghouse.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones discussed the team's plans for free agency and the offseason, hinting a Micah Parsons extension could be coming.

Jerry Jones says he decided to hire Brian Schottenheimer as Dallas’ coach and sign quarterback Dak Prescott to a $240 million, four-year contract because the Cowboys are in a win-now mode and should be competing for Super Bowls.

Bryant spoke on the current state of the organization and said fans are "getting tired" of the Cowboys failing to make it to the Super Bowl. He also said they "can see the writing