Jerry Jones Makes Bold Statement Regarding Upcoming Cowboys’ Season
For the last three years, Dallas Cowboys supporters have witnessed their team’s heartbreaking playoff exits.
On Tuesday, the franchise’s owner and general manager, Jerry Jones, gave a preview of the team’s future.
Jones declared that the Cowboys will be “all-in” for 2024 after criticizing play calling by Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy during the season and the team’s crushing postseason loss to the Green Bay Packers.
According to the team, Jones told reporters, “With looking ahead at our key contracts that we’d like to address, we will be all in.” “I think by the end of this year, we’ll be all in. Thus, when you ask, “Is there any thought?” we will ignore it completely.
Going all in on different people than you have in the past is what this will entail. We’re going to fully commit. We wish to fully commit to certain of the players based on what we’ve seen from them. Yes, I would argue that we won’t be building for the future this upcoming year. I’ve never said it better than this. And that should address many of the inquiries.
The one topic Jones didn’t really want to address was whether or not an extension will be added to quarterback Dak Prescott’s contract. The 2016 draft choice of the Cowboys is about to enter his last year of employment.
“Dak hasn’t done anything to make me reconsider any future promises. Jones remarked, “I don’t even want to respond to that question. “You can just assume that (Dak will be extended),” I would say to everyone. That’s something you can assume right away. In actuality, what I’m trying to convey is that, despite the appearance of a problem, I won’t be talking about any of it. It encompasses everything and ensures that everything is balanced.
After three straight 12-5 seasons, Cowboys fans have been vociferous about the team’s failure to succeed in the playoffs, and Jones did not downplay their opinions.
“That’s going to be there until we do something about it, which is to have another great year and have success in the playoffs,” Jones stated. They won’t expressly trust you until you complete the task, I promise. Doubt will exist until we perform at that level and finish the task, and deservedly so.
Ever since Troy Aikman was the quarterback in the 1990s, Dallas has failed to win a Super Bowl. The Cowboys won three titles under the direction of the Hall of Fame signal-caller in 1992, 1993, and 1995, including two back-to-back ones.
