Jerry Jones planned for the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl this season. Instead, the Cowboys went 7–10 and lost quarterback Dak Prescott in the season to a hamstring injury.

The Dallas Cowboys didn't have a very good year, to say the least. Jerry Jones, the team's owner and general manager, said during the offseason the team would be "all in" on 2024, and then promptly failed to follow up with that promise in free agency.

It's been nearly 30 years since the Dallas Cowboys last played in the Super Bowl, and Jerry Jones remains shocked that his team isn't there

Jerry Jones doubled down on the sun glare issue before issuing a potential warning to the Dallas Cowboys players.

Jerry Jones didn’t envision this scenario. The Dallas Cowboys owner had his sights set on playing in Super Bowl LIX, believing the moves made last

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.

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.

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.

Dallas Cowboys fans have faced disappointment time and again. They have only four playoff wins in the last 25 years, drawing them further away from the Super Bowl, and losing on the big stage is becoming an all-too-familiar feeling.