The Dallas Cowboys haven't been particularly aggressive in the early stages of NFL free agency, which opened on Monday. However, that’s exactly what Dallas owner Jerry Jones made clear when speaking to the media following Zack Martin’s retirement.

Jerry Jones loves to tell a good story. He takes listeners along for a ride, mixing in his unique aphorisms as he shares lessons on business and life. Few business stories are as good as his tenure as the owner of the Dallas Cowboys.

An emotional day at Cowboys headquarters as future Hall of Famer Zack Martin announced his retirement, delivering a heartfelt speech to teammates and fans.

Will the Cowboys be serious players in free agency this week? History tells us they will not be. But their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, spent some money a year ago and look where it got them.

The lack of interest in signing free agents, plus the snail-pace extensions of Dak Prescott and CeeDee were all met with criticism. But for regular readers of Cowboyscountry.com, this was known to be part of what our Mike Fisher called the "Blow It Up'' plan, and funnily enough, Jerry admitted that.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made his first investment to power up Dak Prescott’s offense, aiming for the upcoming NFL season. The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a disappointing NFL season and are looking to improve their record in hopes of making a postseason run next year.

The Cowboys have agreed to terms with former Dolphins offensive lineman Robert Jones, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Dallas Morning News. Jones spent the last four seasons in Miami, starting 17 games at left guard for the team in 2024.

The Dallas Cowboys are coming off a poor 2024 season, to say the least. A disastrous seven-win season saw Dak Prescott play in just eight games due to injury, causing Jerry Jones’ team to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2020 and costing head coach Mike McCarthy his job.