The Cowboys’ offseason is already buzzing, and it’s not just about the usual Jerry Jones headlines. His son, Stephen Jones, the team’s CEO, is keeping it real about where things stand after another playoff disappointment. “Obviously much respect to them for getting that done,” he said, tipping his hat to the Eagles’ Super Bowl run. “What we’ve done recently with our lack of playoff success… we understand that,” Stephen added, straight-up admitting the Cowboys need to level up. No sugarcoating here. The message is clear: good isn’t good enough, and the pressure’s on to turn those regular-season wins into something bigger. ” …we have to continue to look for ways to be better than that,” said the Dallas CEO.
Cowboys EVP Stephen Jones when asked about the Philadelphia Eagles winning the Super Bowl and how much that drives and influences Dallas:
“Obviously much respect to them for getting that done. … Certainly we’re always looking for ways to be better. What we’ve done recently with… pic.twitter.com/cOsrgxIQq5
— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) February 24, 2025
As for free agency, Stephen and HC Brian Schottenheimer are playing it cool but calculated. They’re calling their approach “selectively aggressive,” which means they’re not about to throw cash around like confetti.
This is a developing story. Stay tuned…
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