Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones joined the K&C Masterpiece before his team's matchup against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.Jones was asked about Bill Belichick becoming the head football coach at the University of North Carolina and if the NFL should be concerned about other top coaches leaving for college.

In a surprising turn of events, Jerry Jones, the outspoken owner of the Dallas Cowboys, has sparked significant intrigue across both the NFL and college football with his recent comments about the future of legendary coach Bill Belichick.

All but eliminated from the NFL Playoffs, the Dallas Cowboys should give playing time to quarterback Trey Lance and keep an eye on the 2025 draft.

On Wednesday, it was announced that the great six-time Super Bowl-winning head coach, Bill Belichick, will return to the gridiron, but not as we all would have imagined, as his ret

In the ongoing discourse surrounding the Dallas Cowboys' coaching decisions, critics have cast doubt on team owner Jerry Jones, suggesting he might be too frugal to hire someone th

The Dallas Cowboys' playoff hopes dwindle after a devastating loss to the Bengals, raising questions about team leadership and direction. Owner Jerry

ESPN suggests the Dallas Cowboys should be offering Ben Johnson a stunning five-year contract of $125 million to steal him away from the Detroit Lions.

Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones has a nasty habit of saying a bit too much, and his bizarre take on Dallas' 'MNF' loss stands out.

The Dallas Cowboys appeared to be on their way to a win over the Cincinnati Bengals on "Monday Night Football" until a special teams disaster struck. Dallas' Marist Liufau sacked Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow on third-and-19 to run the clock down to the two-minute warning,

On track to have their first losing season since 2020, the Dallas Cowboys may not be looking to move on from Mike McCarthy as their head coach. Per

Owner Jerry Jones's focus on innovative sponsorships ... Rams ($7.6 billion), New York Yankees ($7.55 billion), and New York Knicks ($7.5 billion); the NFL has a financial superiority that is hard to dismiss. Twenty-nine of the 32 belonged to the Forbes ...